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Nigeria seeks stronger ties with Hungary — Envoy • We’ll never have another Messi — Romero • Don’t complain when Nigerians demand results — Uzodimma • Tinubu’s Independence speech empty, boring — Okorie • Team Nigeria Steps Up Preparations For Youth Olympic Games • ‘Olu Jacobs trained me’, Sola Sobowale honours late veteran actor • Lissu aingia mbio za Tuzo ya Sakharov, hukumu ya uhaini ikisubiriwa • Radda Tasks Katsina MDAs on Timely Execution of 2027 Budget • Presidency Lauds Promiseland As ProTaxi Rolls Out 1,000 Electric Vehicles • Obi: Nigeria’s Problem Is Leadership Failure, Not Lack of Resources • Offseason questions for eliminated teams: What's next for Cubs, Red Sox, Astros • How Ogunbowale's historic 45 points saved the Wings' season • Sh33.9 bilioni zafungua ukurasa mpya kwa wakulima Mpanda • Andy Burnham’s Manchester City comments stir fresh tensions with Premier League • Telecom funding boosts South Africa’s FDI inflows to near three-year high • Who was Wicknell Chivayo, the Zimbabwean billionaire killed in a helicopter crash • Japan raises permanent residency fee by 1,900% • FG drafts new rules to curb abuse of free zones • What to know about the failed execution attempt of US death row prisoner Christa Pike • Rivers Assembly suspends sitting over flood menace • Nigeria seeks stronger ties with Hungary — Envoy • We’ll never have another Messi — Romero • Don’t complain when Nigerians demand results — Uzodimma • Tinubu’s Independence speech empty, boring — Okorie • Team Nigeria Steps Up Preparations For Youth Olympic Games • ‘Olu Jacobs trained me’, Sola Sobowale honours late veteran actor • Lissu aingia mbio za Tuzo ya Sakharov, hukumu ya uhaini ikisubiriwa • Radda Tasks Katsina MDAs on Timely Execution of 2027 Budget • Presidency Lauds Promiseland As ProTaxi Rolls Out 1,000 Electric Vehicles • Obi: Nigeria’s Problem Is Leadership Failure, Not Lack of Resources • Offseason questions for eliminated teams: What's next for Cubs, Red Sox, Astros • How Ogunbowale's historic 45 points saved the Wings' season • Sh33.9 bilioni zafungua ukurasa mpya kwa wakulima Mpanda • Andy Burnham’s Manchester City comments stir fresh tensions with Premier League • Telecom funding boosts South Africa’s FDI inflows to near three-year high • Who was Wicknell Chivayo, the Zimbabwean billionaire killed in a helicopter crash • Japan raises permanent residency fee by 1,900% • FG drafts new rules to curb abuse of free zones • What to know about the failed execution attempt of US death row prisoner Christa Pike • Rivers Assembly suspends sitting over flood menace

October 1, 2026|16:10

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Radda signs N828.58bn Katsina 2027 appropriation law

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Dikko Umaru Radda, Governor of Katsina State on Wednesday signed the State’s 2027 Appropriation Law of N828.58 billion, following its

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