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Agbonlahor Questions Aston Villa’s Decision To Sign Garnacho • Family of five found dead in Abia community • Tinubu: My past comments now baseless, not lies – Bwala clashes with Channels TV host • Ondo Assembly Crisis: 21 lawmakers ask Speaker to resign or be forced out • Trump threatens to cripple Iran’s Infrastructure if shipping lanes are attacked • UK loses $3.9bn as tighter immigration rules drive fall in international students • WORLD IN BRIEF: Angolan bank joins China’s yuan payment system, OpenAI probes AI cyber attack, Epstein-linked modelling scout dead and other stories • Fubara joins Wike’s ‘Rainbow Coalition’, says I’m back to my family • Explainer: Why no African nation made IATA’s Top 10 air passenger markets in 2025 • Farmers-herders conflict: Police hold security meeting with stakeholders in Imo • Ex-Chelsea midfielder, Ugochukwu set to dump France for Super Eagles • Zamfara: Gov Lawal retains deputy as running mate for 2027 • Zenith Bank wins Africa’s Best Bank, retains Nigeria’s top banking award • Wike’s daughter graduates from Southampton University with law degree • NBA Election Controversy: Badejo-Okusanya braces for the storm, pledges reforms • NAICOM commends Senate on passage of Regulatory Commission bill • How Heineken’s ‘Bar De Change’ is reimagining how Nigerian travellers experience the world • Education key to closing Nigeria’s digital skills gap, meeting industry needs – Aptech • Michael Ugbewanko accepted into Forbes Human Resources Council • Building homes is not enough without insurance – Heirs General Insurance warns • Agbonlahor Questions Aston Villa’s Decision To Sign Garnacho • Family of five found dead in Abia community • Tinubu: My past comments now baseless, not lies – Bwala clashes with Channels TV host • Ondo Assembly Crisis: 21 lawmakers ask Speaker to resign or be forced out • Trump threatens to cripple Iran’s Infrastructure if shipping lanes are attacked • UK loses $3.9bn as tighter immigration rules drive fall in international students • WORLD IN BRIEF: Angolan bank joins China’s yuan payment system, OpenAI probes AI cyber attack, Epstein-linked modelling scout dead and other stories • Fubara joins Wike’s ‘Rainbow Coalition’, says I’m back to my family • Explainer: Why no African nation made IATA’s Top 10 air passenger markets in 2025 • Farmers-herders conflict: Police hold security meeting with stakeholders in Imo • Ex-Chelsea midfielder, Ugochukwu set to dump France for Super Eagles • Zamfara: Gov Lawal retains deputy as running mate for 2027 • Zenith Bank wins Africa’s Best Bank, retains Nigeria’s top banking award • Wike’s daughter graduates from Southampton University with law degree • NBA Election Controversy: Badejo-Okusanya braces for the storm, pledges reforms • NAICOM commends Senate on passage of Regulatory Commission bill • How Heineken’s ‘Bar De Change’ is reimagining how Nigerian travellers experience the world • Education key to closing Nigeria’s digital skills gap, meeting industry needs – Aptech • Michael Ugbewanko accepted into Forbes Human Resources Council • Building homes is not enough without insurance – Heirs General Insurance warns

July 23, 2026|05:34