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I pray Nigeria gets a winning Christian-Christian ticket — Nasarawa gov • ‘Dead on arrival’- Ganduje says Obi-Kwankwaso ticket will fail in Kano • Aiyedatiwa offers automatic jobs to seven outstanding corps members • 20 Nigerians die in Camerounian boat mishap claims • ‘Don’t beg me’ — Mo Bimpe threatens legal action over ‘false’ paternity allegation • Vinícius Debuts New Look After Undergoing Chin Surgery • EFCC’s Season of Forfeitures • Etafia appointed Young Africans goalkeeper trainer • Access Bank to host maiden MSME Conference, launches SME App • FG lauds Kano Govt for dedicating 32% of budget on education • How to apply for FG’s loan for laptops, smartphones, others • Peter Obi meets Swiss Ambassador to Nigeria, reveals discussion details • I never supported Peter Obi or any other politician – Falana • LP confident in presidential, ticket, says female running mate reflects commitment to inclusion, social justice • THE SEVENTY PER CENT QUESTION: Why Selection Is the Most Consequential Decision Your Institution Will Ever Make, and the Board Is Where It Begins(Boards That Work- Part VIII) – Dr Bolaji Olagunju • 2027: OK Movement appoints Sam Amadi Head of Advisory Council • World Cup: ‘Most important thing is Argentina’ – Lionel Scaloni on Messi, Martinez’s reported retirement • Why I’ve never openly endorsed any politician or political party — Falz • Benue killings: ‘We have been abandoned to our fate’ – Agonising residents recount latest ordeal • Christian-Christian ticket will win Nigeria’s presidency one day — Gov Sule Abdullahi • I pray Nigeria gets a winning Christian-Christian ticket — Nasarawa gov • ‘Dead on arrival’- Ganduje says Obi-Kwankwaso ticket will fail in Kano • Aiyedatiwa offers automatic jobs to seven outstanding corps members • 20 Nigerians die in Camerounian boat mishap claims • ‘Don’t beg me’ — Mo Bimpe threatens legal action over ‘false’ paternity allegation • Vinícius Debuts New Look After Undergoing Chin Surgery • EFCC’s Season of Forfeitures • Etafia appointed Young Africans goalkeeper trainer • Access Bank to host maiden MSME Conference, launches SME App • FG lauds Kano Govt for dedicating 32% of budget on education • How to apply for FG’s loan for laptops, smartphones, others • Peter Obi meets Swiss Ambassador to Nigeria, reveals discussion details • I never supported Peter Obi or any other politician – Falana • LP confident in presidential, ticket, says female running mate reflects commitment to inclusion, social justice • THE SEVENTY PER CENT QUESTION: Why Selection Is the Most Consequential Decision Your Institution Will Ever Make, and the Board Is Where It Begins(Boards That Work- Part VIII) – Dr Bolaji Olagunju • 2027: OK Movement appoints Sam Amadi Head of Advisory Council • World Cup: ‘Most important thing is Argentina’ – Lionel Scaloni on Messi, Martinez’s reported retirement • Why I’ve never openly endorsed any politician or political party — Falz • Benue killings: ‘We have been abandoned to our fate’ – Agonising residents recount latest ordeal • Christian-Christian ticket will win Nigeria’s presidency one day — Gov Sule Abdullahi

July 22, 2026|06:38

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Transcorp Power to pay N11.2bn dividend to shareholders despite profit drop in H1

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Transcorp Power, in the first six months of 2026, has disclosed that shareholders of the power-generating company will receive N11.2

Transcorp Power to pay N11.2bn dividend to shareholders despite profit drop in H1

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