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Lagos isn’t drowning for lack of roads • Oil import FX demand jumps 115% despite local production • Lagos expands health insurance coverage, targets universal healthcare • 33 abducted Zamfara passengers regain freedom • Police probe Kogi reprisal after five killed • AMMON withdraws court case, backs metering programme • Govt, Sproxil deploy AI to bridge malaria data gap • Lagos arrests hoodlums accused of attacking motorists • EKO ATLANTIC, DANGOTE REFINERY AND CHIKE-OBI • Nigeria eyes larger share of Africa’s $1tn AI economy • NCC grants Enugu 15-year lease for startup hub • Reps push aviation law overhaul as NCAA earns N1.13tn • Caverton posts N8bn H1 loss on soaring costs • Tax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report • Police defend arrests as Adeleke campaign alleges crackdown • NITDA urges regulators to back innovation sandbox • Tanzania woos Dangote for fertiliser, energy investments • Osun 2026: Oyinlola-led PDP faction dumps Adeleke, backs APC’s Oyebamiji • Sanwo-Olu: Lagos-Badagry bridge safe despite vandalism • Oyo APC backs Oyebamiji for victory • Lagos isn’t drowning for lack of roads • Oil import FX demand jumps 115% despite local production • Lagos expands health insurance coverage, targets universal healthcare • 33 abducted Zamfara passengers regain freedom • Police probe Kogi reprisal after five killed • AMMON withdraws court case, backs metering programme • Govt, Sproxil deploy AI to bridge malaria data gap • Lagos arrests hoodlums accused of attacking motorists • EKO ATLANTIC, DANGOTE REFINERY AND CHIKE-OBI • Nigeria eyes larger share of Africa’s $1tn AI economy • NCC grants Enugu 15-year lease for startup hub • Reps push aviation law overhaul as NCAA earns N1.13tn • Caverton posts N8bn H1 loss on soaring costs • Tax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report • Police defend arrests as Adeleke campaign alleges crackdown • NITDA urges regulators to back innovation sandbox • Tanzania woos Dangote for fertiliser, energy investments • Osun 2026: Oyinlola-led PDP faction dumps Adeleke, backs APC’s Oyebamiji • Sanwo-Olu: Lagos-Badagry bridge safe despite vandalism • Oyo APC backs Oyebamiji for victory

August 10, 2026|00:35

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Transfer roundup: Digne returns to PSG from Villa, Fulham agree £30m deal for Charles

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

France full-back Lucas Digne signs three-year PSG deal
Midfielder Shea Charles to sign five-year Fulham contract

France defender Lucas Digne has completed his return to Paris Saint-Germain from Aston Villa on a three-year contract.

The 33-year-old full-back, who featured in six of Les Bleus’ World Cup matches this summer, had two years left on his contract with the Midlands club, with PSG triggering a reported release clause of between £6m-£7m.

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