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Transfer: Fans will be disappointed – Smith sends message to Arsenal over two decisions • Trump orders flags to be flown at half-mast in honour of Dolly Parton • Gov Idris mourns ex-Supreme Court Justice, Umaru Kalgo • Tinubu: Nigeria Requires Civil Service Capable of Sustaining National Devt • Atiku: I Shunned National Peace Accord Because It’s One-sided • Northern Senators Celebrate Sultan at 70, Hail His Role in National Unity • At Eid Maulud, Tinubu, Other Leaders Seek Prayers Against Insecurity • 2026 NBA Conference: Osinbajo Urges People-Centred Justice Reform • NHRC: State Police Must Not Become Tool for Political Repression • Nigeria Health Watch launches tracker to hold 2027 candidates accountable for health promises • Court Faults Bank for Blocking Employee’s CBN Appointment, Declares Her Constructively Dismissed • Nigerian Agribusiness Firm Raises N10bn, Builds Four Factories to End Raw Export Era • N21.5bn Lekki Peninsula Property: CASER Writes OSGOF, Demands Details on Intervention • Marwa: Drug Barons Must Lose Their Wealth to Be Truly Defeated • Nigeria, Thailand Move to Deepen Economic Ties, Sign Technical Cooperation MoU • Bitcoin Eyes $100K: How Crypto Holders Are Exploring Mining Income • Lagos Govt Announces Three-Week Diversion For Oke-Afa Bridge Repairs • Newcastle agree £52m deal for Man City midfielder Nico Gonzalez • 'Bring application for me to act on or continue keeping quiet and pay your hostel fees' — Rent Commissioner tells students • Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving and nitrous oxide possession • Transfer: Fans will be disappointed – Smith sends message to Arsenal over two decisions • Trump orders flags to be flown at half-mast in honour of Dolly Parton • Gov Idris mourns ex-Supreme Court Justice, Umaru Kalgo • Tinubu: Nigeria Requires Civil Service Capable of Sustaining National Devt • Atiku: I Shunned National Peace Accord Because It’s One-sided • Northern Senators Celebrate Sultan at 70, Hail His Role in National Unity • At Eid Maulud, Tinubu, Other Leaders Seek Prayers Against Insecurity • 2026 NBA Conference: Osinbajo Urges People-Centred Justice Reform • NHRC: State Police Must Not Become Tool for Political Repression • Nigeria Health Watch launches tracker to hold 2027 candidates accountable for health promises • Court Faults Bank for Blocking Employee’s CBN Appointment, Declares Her Constructively Dismissed • Nigerian Agribusiness Firm Raises N10bn, Builds Four Factories to End Raw Export Era • N21.5bn Lekki Peninsula Property: CASER Writes OSGOF, Demands Details on Intervention • Marwa: Drug Barons Must Lose Their Wealth to Be Truly Defeated • Nigeria, Thailand Move to Deepen Economic Ties, Sign Technical Cooperation MoU • Bitcoin Eyes $100K: How Crypto Holders Are Exploring Mining Income • Lagos Govt Announces Three-Week Diversion For Oke-Afa Bridge Repairs • Newcastle agree £52m deal for Man City midfielder Nico Gonzalez • 'Bring application for me to act on or continue keeping quiet and pay your hostel fees' — Rent Commissioner tells students • Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving and nitrous oxide possession

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