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How Ndindi Nyoro's rise could unsettle Gachagua's Mt Kenya grip • America Labour Day: US Embassy Abuja, Lagos Consulate to close Monday • Four in police net over murder of Niger village head • Netizens knock Rufai Oseni, Wike’s aide Olayinka over online attacks • NDLEA arrests convicted cocaine trafficker, intercepts drug-laden fuel tanker • Tinubu’s alleged drug links: Obasanjo, other former Nigerian leaders’ silence disturbing — Malaolu • WAFU B Champions League: Edo Queens edge Ampem Darkoa on penalties to clinch title • Africa Celebrates as Mali Stun Spain 82–73 at FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup • Top 5 highest-scoring African players in Europe’s major leagues • Take control of Nigeria’s governance, SDP challenges youths • Sam George inspects rural telephony projects in Eastern Region • Minister Babalanda Launches SDA Digital Evangelism Drive, Urges Believers to Turn Phones into Pulpits • Receipts and shadows: How Ogun’s campaign tilts toward Yayi • Amstel Malta honours women, celebrates community spirit at August meeting in Abia • Nigeria defeats terrorism, congrats Gen Chris Musa • Nollywood legend Pete Edochie reveals his favourite Nigerian politician • Saudi: ‘I’ll expose this league if I speak’ – Joào Felix furious after Al-Nassr’s defeat to Al-Ittihad • ‘Most corrupt govt ever’ – Datti Baba-Ahmed blasts Buhari administration • Illegal Mining: Taraba govt sets up new task force • Vulture Safe Zone Alliance launched in Southern Africa • How Ndindi Nyoro's rise could unsettle Gachagua's Mt Kenya grip • America Labour Day: US Embassy Abuja, Lagos Consulate to close Monday • Four in police net over murder of Niger village head • Netizens knock Rufai Oseni, Wike’s aide Olayinka over online attacks • NDLEA arrests convicted cocaine trafficker, intercepts drug-laden fuel tanker • Tinubu’s alleged drug links: Obasanjo, other former Nigerian leaders’ silence disturbing — Malaolu • WAFU B Champions League: Edo Queens edge Ampem Darkoa on penalties to clinch title • Africa Celebrates as Mali Stun Spain 82–73 at FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup • Top 5 highest-scoring African players in Europe’s major leagues • Take control of Nigeria’s governance, SDP challenges youths • Sam George inspects rural telephony projects in Eastern Region • Minister Babalanda Launches SDA Digital Evangelism Drive, Urges Believers to Turn Phones into Pulpits • Receipts and shadows: How Ogun’s campaign tilts toward Yayi • Amstel Malta honours women, celebrates community spirit at August meeting in Abia • Nigeria defeats terrorism, congrats Gen Chris Musa • Nollywood legend Pete Edochie reveals his favourite Nigerian politician • Saudi: ‘I’ll expose this league if I speak’ – Joào Felix furious after Al-Nassr’s defeat to Al-Ittihad • ‘Most corrupt govt ever’ – Datti Baba-Ahmed blasts Buhari administration • Illegal Mining: Taraba govt sets up new task force • Vulture Safe Zone Alliance launched in Southern Africa

September 6, 2026|11:01

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