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Reforms are working – Akpabio champions Tinubu 2027 re-election • There has never been a corrupt administration like Buhari’s govt - Datti Baba-Ahmed • Indonesia’s main airport suspends operations after volcanic eruption • 11-year-old twins, younger sister found dead on Ondo farm • NPFL: Barau FC want to win title this season – Atule • 2027 Push: Akpabio takes Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ campaign to the North • Meet 10 CEOs behind Africa’s most valuable listed companies • Gani Fawehinmi fought to open Nigeria’s political space — Uba Sani • Plateau attacks: MYM raises alarm over ethnic threat targeting Mwaghavul people • Makinde Warns Oyo Traditional Rulers Against Political Partisanship • El-Rufai’s governance challenges affected all Kaduna — Tinubu loyalist • Probe ₦78.8bn cash transfer scandal, SERAP tells Tinubu • Fawehinmi fought to keep Nigeria’s political space open — Uba Sani • 2027: Tompolo-backed group deploys campaign vehicles across Katsina for Tinubu • US Open Juniors: Ogunsakin begins Grand Slam main-draw journey against world No. 16 • Ubikira na uaminifu vinavyoteka mijadala ya ndoa • Arsenal vs Chelsea: London teams battle to keep pace with Man City • Tinubu has immunity from arrest in US during UNGA – Nigeria’s UN Rep • Fawehinmi opened up political space for opposition – Uba Sani • Soldiers raid terrorist hideouts in Sokoto, recover weapons • Reforms are working – Akpabio champions Tinubu 2027 re-election • There has never been a corrupt administration like Buhari’s govt - Datti Baba-Ahmed • Indonesia’s main airport suspends operations after volcanic eruption • 11-year-old twins, younger sister found dead on Ondo farm • NPFL: Barau FC want to win title this season – Atule • 2027 Push: Akpabio takes Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ campaign to the North • Meet 10 CEOs behind Africa’s most valuable listed companies • Gani Fawehinmi fought to open Nigeria’s political space — Uba Sani • Plateau attacks: MYM raises alarm over ethnic threat targeting Mwaghavul people • Makinde Warns Oyo Traditional Rulers Against Political Partisanship • El-Rufai’s governance challenges affected all Kaduna — Tinubu loyalist • Probe ₦78.8bn cash transfer scandal, SERAP tells Tinubu • Fawehinmi fought to keep Nigeria’s political space open — Uba Sani • 2027: Tompolo-backed group deploys campaign vehicles across Katsina for Tinubu • US Open Juniors: Ogunsakin begins Grand Slam main-draw journey against world No. 16 • Ubikira na uaminifu vinavyoteka mijadala ya ndoa • Arsenal vs Chelsea: London teams battle to keep pace with Man City • Tinubu has immunity from arrest in US during UNGA – Nigeria’s UN Rep • Fawehinmi opened up political space for opposition – Uba Sani • Soldiers raid terrorist hideouts in Sokoto, recover weapons

September 6, 2026|09:10

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South Africa reaffirms commitment to Nigeria, seeks stronger investment, trade, cultural ties

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The South African Consulate General, Lagos has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Nigeria, with focus on expanding

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