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Gov Alia running Benue like a church – Abba Moro • Imports from Nigeria rose 81% in H1 2026 — China • Dangote Refinery critical to Nigerian’s $1trn economy vision, says FG • Super Eagles Winger Set For Amedspor Move • Transfer: Tolu Arokodare becomes 8th Nigerian player to sign for Ajax • Alleged money laundering: Court reduces Bodejo’s bail to N1 billion • Police arrest Osun SSG, five others over allege vote buying offences • City Boy Movement opens up on presence of Commissioner of Police at its inauguration in Lagos • ‘Waachieni wananchi tabasamu katika huduma’ • ‘I’m nobody without it’ – Rudeboy distances self from Peter Okoye’s ‘who Naija language help’ controversy • Shettima tasks regional devt commissions on innovation, integrity • Gov Alia reshuffles commissioner, creates new agencies • UK councillor charged over offensive social media post targeting Nigerians • Group Decries VDM’s Attack on AIG Moshood, Warns Against Undermining National Security • Okpebholo bets on digital land reforms to deepen Edo’s revenue base • Your skill is the brand: Why every professional needs a Plan B that pays • US urges African nations to build logistics, trade systems on American AI • Stanbic IBTC marks three decades of custody services with NGX Closing Gong ceremony • Bauchi secures $91.6m EBID facility for 24 strategic roads • Insecurity: Nigerians deserve dividends of democracy not carnage – APM to govt • Gov Alia running Benue like a church – Abba Moro • Imports from Nigeria rose 81% in H1 2026 — China • Dangote Refinery critical to Nigerian’s $1trn economy vision, says FG • Super Eagles Winger Set For Amedspor Move • Transfer: Tolu Arokodare becomes 8th Nigerian player to sign for Ajax • Alleged money laundering: Court reduces Bodejo’s bail to N1 billion • Police arrest Osun SSG, five others over allege vote buying offences • City Boy Movement opens up on presence of Commissioner of Police at its inauguration in Lagos • ‘Waachieni wananchi tabasamu katika huduma’ • ‘I’m nobody without it’ – Rudeboy distances self from Peter Okoye’s ‘who Naija language help’ controversy • Shettima tasks regional devt commissions on innovation, integrity • Gov Alia reshuffles commissioner, creates new agencies • UK councillor charged over offensive social media post targeting Nigerians • Group Decries VDM’s Attack on AIG Moshood, Warns Against Undermining National Security • Okpebholo bets on digital land reforms to deepen Edo’s revenue base • Your skill is the brand: Why every professional needs a Plan B that pays • US urges African nations to build logistics, trade systems on American AI • Stanbic IBTC marks three decades of custody services with NGX Closing Gong ceremony • Bauchi secures $91.6m EBID facility for 24 strategic roads • Insecurity: Nigerians deserve dividends of democracy not carnage – APM to govt

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