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#BN20: Looking Back at 20 Years of Impact with BN Do Good • Haaland fires 10-man Man City to famous win at Man Utd • Manchester United 0-1 Manchester City: Premier League – live • Nigeria’s fastest man Kanyinsola Ajayi reflects on breakthrough 2026 season • PHOTOS: Zulum unveils N15.9bn flyover, schools in Maiduguri • Suspected bandits attack security base, cart away properties in Oyo [PHOTOS] • PDP faction challenges FG to explain benefits of N159.35tn debt • Pressure mounts on Sanwo-Olu to reinstate dismissed LASU lecturers, seven years after • Yamal Double Gives Barca Edge Over Levante • NFL Week 1's fashionable arrivals, featuring Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson • C’River gov mourns Bamanga Tukur, says Nigeria lost a statesman • Four Rescued, One Feared Dead As Uncompleted Building Collapses in Enugu • Oyintiloye urges new FCC chairman to resist pressure from influential Nigerians, ensure transparency • 2027: Obi’s academic records face fresh legal scrutiny • Telcos deploy 8,526 network sites despite fibre cuts — NCC • Atiku accuses Tinubu govt of failing to invest subsidy savings in education • StarTimes’ Hello Mr Right returns for Season 4 • One killed, others feared trapped as hotel building collapses in Enugu • Yamal shines with brace as Barcelona beat Levante 4-2 to stay perfect • ASUU calls off four-week strike at Benue varsity • #BN20: Looking Back at 20 Years of Impact with BN Do Good • Haaland fires 10-man Man City to famous win at Man Utd • Manchester United 0-1 Manchester City: Premier League – live • Nigeria’s fastest man Kanyinsola Ajayi reflects on breakthrough 2026 season • PHOTOS: Zulum unveils N15.9bn flyover, schools in Maiduguri • Suspected bandits attack security base, cart away properties in Oyo [PHOTOS] • PDP faction challenges FG to explain benefits of N159.35tn debt • Pressure mounts on Sanwo-Olu to reinstate dismissed LASU lecturers, seven years after • Yamal Double Gives Barca Edge Over Levante • NFL Week 1's fashionable arrivals, featuring Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson • C’River gov mourns Bamanga Tukur, says Nigeria lost a statesman • Four Rescued, One Feared Dead As Uncompleted Building Collapses in Enugu • Oyintiloye urges new FCC chairman to resist pressure from influential Nigerians, ensure transparency • 2027: Obi’s academic records face fresh legal scrutiny • Telcos deploy 8,526 network sites despite fibre cuts — NCC • Atiku accuses Tinubu govt of failing to invest subsidy savings in education • StarTimes’ Hello Mr Right returns for Season 4 • One killed, others feared trapped as hotel building collapses in Enugu • Yamal shines with brace as Barcelona beat Levante 4-2 to stay perfect • ASUU calls off four-week strike at Benue varsity

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U-20 WWC: Falconets Hammer New Caledonia 10-1, Advance To Round Of 16

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Nigeria’s Falconets hammered debutants New Caledonia 10-1 in their final Group F game at the 2026 FIFA U-20 women’s World Cup in Poland on Sunday. The win means the Falconets advanced to the round of 16 after finishing second on four points. More to follow…

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