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Pre-season: ‘I’m very happy with him’ – Alonso congratulates Chelsea star after AC Milan win • Miami lose 2-1 to Monterrey as Messi misses game after father’s death • Fans back Peter in P-Square feud, call for Paul’s response • Borno CAN declares three-day fasting, prayer for 78 abducted schoolchildren • You can’t bar Obi, Atiku from campaigning in Osun, lawyer tells Oluwo • Messi absent after father’s death as Miami lose in Leagues Cup • Transfer: He’s very flexible, versatile – Xabi Alonso hails Chelsea summer signing • Pre-season: ‘He doesn’t do any work’ – Mourinho gives verdict on Bernardo Silva • WAFCON 2026: 2 teams eliminated from quarter-final • LAAC 2026: Stakeholders move to balance aviation revenue, industry growth • Morning recap: Tinubu summons 76 Osun APC leaders over party crisis, MTN warns against fake 25GB giveaway, other top stories • Leo Stan Ekeh Champions Character Reforms, Empowers Community Leaders • How Trabzonspor shocked Turkish rivals to make Mohamed Salah their Black Sea saviour • ‘It’s a true art form’: Nigeria goalkeeper Maduka Okoye on high fashion and life at Udinese • Jigawa police arrest six over alleged fraud, counterfeit currency • NPFL: Shooting Stars part ways with Head Coach Aweroro after historic campaign • Troops intercept 55 cows, arrest 13-year-old herder over alleged farm destruction • NFF Denies Endorsing Calls For FIFA President To Resign • EKO 2026: Sanwo-Olu inspects Lagos facilities ahead of National Intermediate Games • WAFCON 2026: This Is Not Our Biggest Game In This Tournament —Cameroon Coach Plays Down Super Falcons Clash • Pre-season: ‘I’m very happy with him’ – Alonso congratulates Chelsea star after AC Milan win • Miami lose 2-1 to Monterrey as Messi misses game after father’s death • Fans back Peter in P-Square feud, call for Paul’s response • Borno CAN declares three-day fasting, prayer for 78 abducted schoolchildren • You can’t bar Obi, Atiku from campaigning in Osun, lawyer tells Oluwo • Messi absent after father’s death as Miami lose in Leagues Cup • Transfer: He’s very flexible, versatile – Xabi Alonso hails Chelsea summer signing • Pre-season: ‘He doesn’t do any work’ – Mourinho gives verdict on Bernardo Silva • WAFCON 2026: 2 teams eliminated from quarter-final • LAAC 2026: Stakeholders move to balance aviation revenue, industry growth • Morning recap: Tinubu summons 76 Osun APC leaders over party crisis, MTN warns against fake 25GB giveaway, other top stories • Leo Stan Ekeh Champions Character Reforms, Empowers Community Leaders • How Trabzonspor shocked Turkish rivals to make Mohamed Salah their Black Sea saviour • ‘It’s a true art form’: Nigeria goalkeeper Maduka Okoye on high fashion and life at Udinese • Jigawa police arrest six over alleged fraud, counterfeit currency • NPFL: Shooting Stars part ways with Head Coach Aweroro after historic campaign • Troops intercept 55 cows, arrest 13-year-old herder over alleged farm destruction • NFF Denies Endorsing Calls For FIFA President To Resign • EKO 2026: Sanwo-Olu inspects Lagos facilities ahead of National Intermediate Games • WAFCON 2026: This Is Not Our Biggest Game In This Tournament —Cameroon Coach Plays Down Super Falcons Clash

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Trump birth tourism ban puts visa-seeking foreign parents on notice

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President Trump’s executive order bans birth tourism, impacting foreign parents seeking US visas. Learn what this significant action means for citizenship. Read More: https://punchng.com/trump-birth-tourism-ban-puts-visa-seeking-foreign-parents-on-noticem/

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