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Osimhen set for injury return after international break • Moyes to scout Alebiosu in Blackburn friendly • Turkish pundit rates Onuachu highly despite dip in form • Osimhen’s absence should not be Eagles’ excuse, says Adepoju • Full house as Eagles begin training for Madagascar clash • V’ball: Nigeria must learn from Morocco defeat, say coach • Choosing Italy over Nigeria easy – Kayode • Amedspor chief sets goal target for Orban • Rivers Hoopers back where we belong – Odaudu • Rivers top MOB National Taekwondo Team Championship • Sierra Leone beat Ghana in NCF Quadrangular T20 tourney • Itauma to make comeback early 2027 • Nigeria seek bounce-back at Chess Olympiad • Ohtani 'considerably' healthier, expected back in Dodgers' lineup Wednesday • 52-year-old man found dead inside Kwara well • Police declare Kano man wanted over alleged fraud, conspiracy • Kano task force targets 10,000 drug abusers for rehabilitation • Imo flood renders residents stranded, transport fares soar • Police raid suspected Delta crime den, arrest five • Enugu man allegedly kills girlfriend over HIV infection argument • Osimhen set for injury return after international break • Moyes to scout Alebiosu in Blackburn friendly • Turkish pundit rates Onuachu highly despite dip in form • Osimhen’s absence should not be Eagles’ excuse, says Adepoju • Full house as Eagles begin training for Madagascar clash • V’ball: Nigeria must learn from Morocco defeat, say coach • Choosing Italy over Nigeria easy – Kayode • Amedspor chief sets goal target for Orban • Rivers Hoopers back where we belong – Odaudu • Rivers top MOB National Taekwondo Team Championship • Sierra Leone beat Ghana in NCF Quadrangular T20 tourney • Itauma to make comeback early 2027 • Nigeria seek bounce-back at Chess Olympiad • Ohtani 'considerably' healthier, expected back in Dodgers' lineup Wednesday • 52-year-old man found dead inside Kwara well • Police declare Kano man wanted over alleged fraud, conspiracy • Kano task force targets 10,000 drug abusers for rehabilitation • Imo flood renders residents stranded, transport fares soar • Police raid suspected Delta crime den, arrest five • Enugu man allegedly kills girlfriend over HIV infection argument

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The Tax Appeal Tribunal in Abuja has ordered the Cement Technology Institute of Nigeria to pay a N2bn tax bill for income and education taxes from 2018-202 Read More: https://punchng.com/tax-tribunal-orders-institute-to-pay-n2bn-tax-bill/

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