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2027: Cross River youths endorse Tinubu, Otu for second term • Petrol discount: NNPCL filling stations’ fuel pump price update • 2027: Every vote will count, people’s will respected — Ondo INEC REC • Fuel price discount: Tinubu govt not bringing back subsidy – Finance Minister, Oyedele • RB Barkley, WR Smith among 5 Eagles ruled out for London game vs. Jags • Reports: Watchdog checking multiple Power 4 schools for possible overspending • BNXN and FOLA Are a Music Match Made in Heaven • Turkey: Osimhen Marks Return With Assist In Galatasaray’s Win Over Kasimpasa • Bus driver overruns, kills VIO on duty • Alleged Mad Man Comment: Wike asks INEC to sanction Amaechi over inciting, inflammatory remarks • Nigeria Beat Comoros In 2028 Olympic Qualifiers • Standard Bank moves for up to $200m OPay stake ahead of NYSE listing • Police arrest 27-year-old ex-convict over alleged POS operator robberies in Awka • Nigeria Doesn’t Have Enough Crude Oil To Service Dangote Refinery, Says Oyedele • RB Barkely, WR Smith among 5 Eagles ruled out for London game vs. Jags • Nigeria Doesn’t Have Enough Crude To Service Dangote Refinery, Says Oyedele • INEC begins voters’ register display, PVC distribution in Borno • Atiku asks Tinubu to “step down” over economic hardship, says 30-day petrol discount exposes policy failure • NBET begins N729bn power debt settlement with GenCos • We don’t have enough crude oil for Dangote – Oyedele • 2027: Cross River youths endorse Tinubu, Otu for second term • Petrol discount: NNPCL filling stations’ fuel pump price update • 2027: Every vote will count, people’s will respected — Ondo INEC REC • Fuel price discount: Tinubu govt not bringing back subsidy – Finance Minister, Oyedele • RB Barkley, WR Smith among 5 Eagles ruled out for London game vs. Jags • Reports: Watchdog checking multiple Power 4 schools for possible overspending • BNXN and FOLA Are a Music Match Made in Heaven • Turkey: Osimhen Marks Return With Assist In Galatasaray’s Win Over Kasimpasa • Bus driver overruns, kills VIO on duty • Alleged Mad Man Comment: Wike asks INEC to sanction Amaechi over inciting, inflammatory remarks • Nigeria Beat Comoros In 2028 Olympic Qualifiers • Standard Bank moves for up to $200m OPay stake ahead of NYSE listing • Police arrest 27-year-old ex-convict over alleged POS operator robberies in Awka • Nigeria Doesn’t Have Enough Crude Oil To Service Dangote Refinery, Says Oyedele • RB Barkely, WR Smith among 5 Eagles ruled out for London game vs. Jags • Nigeria Doesn’t Have Enough Crude To Service Dangote Refinery, Says Oyedele • INEC begins voters’ register display, PVC distribution in Borno • Atiku asks Tinubu to “step down” over economic hardship, says 30-day petrol discount exposes policy failure • NBET begins N729bn power debt settlement with GenCos • We don’t have enough crude oil for Dangote – Oyedele

October 9, 2026|21:00

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Standard Bank moves for up to $200m OPay stake ahead of NYSE listing

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Standard Bank Group is moving to invest as much as $200 million in OPay, the Nigerian-focused fintech, as the digital

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