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2007: I’m not bothered about ‘spare tyre’ tag for vice-presidents – Kwankwaso • Osun: Nigerians have paid APC in advance, balance due in 2027 — PDP • NPFL: Kun Khalifat FC sign Mathias Mallen from Solution FC • DSE yafungua fursa za mitaji kwa kampuni za madini • NPFL: Kwara United sign Onyeure from Yobe Desert Stars • Congo Ebola outbreak explodes to 4,665 cases, 2,184 deaths • NWFL: Edo Queens strengthen squad with four new players • Wike signs 26,272 Cs of O in 3yrs – FCTA • Serikali yapiga marufuku watoto kutumika kwenye burudani, waandaji... • Adeleke’s victory shows voters ready to defend their mandate — Kano NDC gov candidate • Osun election: People’s will defeated political machinery – Sen. Natasha • NSDC mobilises $1bn investment pipeline for sugar self-sufficiency • Osun people have spoken loudly, unmistakably – Natasha • 2027: Tinubu’s future is bright in Osun – Orji Kalu • 2027: Appointments will be based on competence under NDC govt – Kwankwaso • 2027: Gov Adeleke reaffirms support for Tinubu’s re-election after guber victory • How Nigeria can move beyond being predominantly crude producer – Ogbidi • Oborevwori’s wife demands end to labelling autistic children as ‘Ogbanje’ • Africa’s growth depends on the quality of leaders it builds – Ayanyemi • Wike’s PDP attributes Adeleke’s victory to Osun people’s confidence in his government • 2007: I’m not bothered about ‘spare tyre’ tag for vice-presidents – Kwankwaso • Osun: Nigerians have paid APC in advance, balance due in 2027 — PDP • NPFL: Kun Khalifat FC sign Mathias Mallen from Solution FC • DSE yafungua fursa za mitaji kwa kampuni za madini • NPFL: Kwara United sign Onyeure from Yobe Desert Stars • Congo Ebola outbreak explodes to 4,665 cases, 2,184 deaths • NWFL: Edo Queens strengthen squad with four new players • Wike signs 26,272 Cs of O in 3yrs – FCTA • Serikali yapiga marufuku watoto kutumika kwenye burudani, waandaji... • Adeleke’s victory shows voters ready to defend their mandate — Kano NDC gov candidate • Osun election: People’s will defeated political machinery – Sen. Natasha • NSDC mobilises $1bn investment pipeline for sugar self-sufficiency • Osun people have spoken loudly, unmistakably – Natasha • 2027: Tinubu’s future is bright in Osun – Orji Kalu • 2027: Appointments will be based on competence under NDC govt – Kwankwaso • 2027: Gov Adeleke reaffirms support for Tinubu’s re-election after guber victory • How Nigeria can move beyond being predominantly crude producer – Ogbidi • Oborevwori’s wife demands end to labelling autistic children as ‘Ogbanje’ • Africa’s growth depends on the quality of leaders it builds – Ayanyemi • Wike’s PDP attributes Adeleke’s victory to Osun people’s confidence in his government

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