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Nabizada’s breakaway solo stunner edges Watford past Southampton • #OsunDecides2026: TMG commends INEC, Osun voters, urges protection of electoral mandate • Adeleke’s victory a “resounding vote of confidence – NANS • Ekiti probes foul odour, urges residents to remain calm • Otti hails Osun election as testament to Nigeria’s democratic maturity • #OsunDecides2026: Tinubu hails Adeleke’s re-election, says it’s a boost to democracy • #OsunDecides2026: We’re studying Osun election results — APC • FG’s ranches: Alia seeks caution as Benue PDP demands clarity • NGF congratulates Gov Adeleke on re-election • NADF trains 250 mechanisation experts to drive food security • Vanguard @ 40: Journalism is madness best unleashed in youth • APM guber candidate urges Lagos voters to replicate Osun ‘democratic change’ in 2027 • 2027: We must give Nigerians real choice, not just seek power — Makinde • The rising cost of building materials: Can Nigerians still afford to build their dream homes? • Troubling Adversity of the Nigerian Child • Tanzania kuzindua migodi mingine 27 ya madini ya kinywe • Osun election shows Nigerians can still decide who governs them – Seriake Dickson • Osun IPAC condemns alleged vote buying, congratulates Gov Adeleke on re-election • NCIC under pressure to act over inflammatory political remarks • KCMC kutoa matibabu bure kwa wanaong’atwa na nyoka • Nabizada’s breakaway solo stunner edges Watford past Southampton • #OsunDecides2026: TMG commends INEC, Osun voters, urges protection of electoral mandate • Adeleke’s victory a “resounding vote of confidence – NANS • Ekiti probes foul odour, urges residents to remain calm • Otti hails Osun election as testament to Nigeria’s democratic maturity • #OsunDecides2026: Tinubu hails Adeleke’s re-election, says it’s a boost to democracy • #OsunDecides2026: We’re studying Osun election results — APC • FG’s ranches: Alia seeks caution as Benue PDP demands clarity • NGF congratulates Gov Adeleke on re-election • NADF trains 250 mechanisation experts to drive food security • Vanguard @ 40: Journalism is madness best unleashed in youth • APM guber candidate urges Lagos voters to replicate Osun ‘democratic change’ in 2027 • 2027: We must give Nigerians real choice, not just seek power — Makinde • The rising cost of building materials: Can Nigerians still afford to build their dream homes? • Troubling Adversity of the Nigerian Child • Tanzania kuzindua migodi mingine 27 ya madini ya kinywe • Osun election shows Nigerians can still decide who governs them – Seriake Dickson • Osun IPAC condemns alleged vote buying, congratulates Gov Adeleke on re-election • NCIC under pressure to act over inflammatory political remarks • KCMC kutoa matibabu bure kwa wanaong’atwa na nyoka

August 16, 2026|14:57

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