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Let's not destroy GoldBod, it's a viable template for Ghana's economic independence — Steve Manteaw • YEA recruits over 90,000 youth under various employment programmes — Malik Basintale • Government will turn youth concerns into policy and action — Opare Addo • National Apprenticeship Programme to train 100,000 youth by end of 2026 — NYA CEO • Five Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash – State Dept • The EMTA licence behind Estonia’s online casinos • Fifth Fifa vice-president turns against Infantino, saying he has ‘lost confidence’ in him • 2027: David Mark warns against manipulation of elections • Defence minister meets protesting military veterans, promises improved pension package • Osun: Gunfire Erupts In Osogbo As Hoodlums Attack Adeleke’s Convoy • Nnamdi Kanu: ‘Stop running from courtroom, show the law’ – Defence team to Nigerian Govt • 7 ways UK’s new visa rules could affect Nigerian, other foreign students • Osogbo gunfire: Davido says incident had nothing to do with Adeleke • Troops intercept four suspected stolen motorcycles in Katsina • Nigeria swings for autism awareness in 7th PWS tournament • Gas leakage: NHRC pledges to address Rivers community’s concerns • Retired Military Personnel Protest Delay Implementation of Pension Adjustment as Defence Ministry Reiterates Commitment to Veterans’ Welfare • Kegites Elders Provide Free Healthcare, Sponsor Table Tennis Tournament • FG demands urgent action against attacks on Nigerians in South Africa • Lagos Innovates expands subsidised workspace support for startups • Let's not destroy GoldBod, it's a viable template for Ghana's economic independence — Steve Manteaw • YEA recruits over 90,000 youth under various employment programmes — Malik Basintale • Government will turn youth concerns into policy and action — Opare Addo • National Apprenticeship Programme to train 100,000 youth by end of 2026 — NYA CEO • Five Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash – State Dept • The EMTA licence behind Estonia’s online casinos • Fifth Fifa vice-president turns against Infantino, saying he has ‘lost confidence’ in him • 2027: David Mark warns against manipulation of elections • Defence minister meets protesting military veterans, promises improved pension package • Osun: Gunfire Erupts In Osogbo As Hoodlums Attack Adeleke’s Convoy • Nnamdi Kanu: ‘Stop running from courtroom, show the law’ – Defence team to Nigerian Govt • 7 ways UK’s new visa rules could affect Nigerian, other foreign students • Osogbo gunfire: Davido says incident had nothing to do with Adeleke • Troops intercept four suspected stolen motorcycles in Katsina • Nigeria swings for autism awareness in 7th PWS tournament • Gas leakage: NHRC pledges to address Rivers community’s concerns • Retired Military Personnel Protest Delay Implementation of Pension Adjustment as Defence Ministry Reiterates Commitment to Veterans’ Welfare • Kegites Elders Provide Free Healthcare, Sponsor Table Tennis Tournament • FG demands urgent action against attacks on Nigerians in South Africa • Lagos Innovates expands subsidised workspace support for startups

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