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Fun won out at Freedom 250 as IndyCar took over streets of Washington • Ministry of Foreign Affairs assures speedy restoration of passport website after technical outage • Lack of sector expertise contributed to GoldBod losses – Dr Adomako Kissi • GoldBod is worsening galamsey crisis by buying from illegal miners – Nana B • Mahama to cut sod for multi-tiered car park, hotels complex at Accra International Airport • Oppong Oppong Nkrumah returns to Supreme Court over legal vacation criminal trials • Work begins to reclaim Lafa basin to curb flooding in Mallam and Weija • 24-hour economy is bigger than ‘three people, one job’ – Rashid Pelpuo • Don't see local foods as inferior to foreign ones - Prof Adongo • Ghana much safer this year than even 2025 - Interior Minister • US reveals age limit for children on family visas • VIDEO: Support APC or leave Kuje, council chairman threatens residents • Gachagua to Duale: You don't own pastoralists • NEC CCM kukutana kwa dharura Dodoma, panga-pangua yanukia • Nigeria’s politics lacks standards -Arewa Consultative Forum • Four arrested for allegedly demolishing classroom, selling materials in Kano • Eid-el-Maulud: Cross River gov calls for peace, unity • London court confirms Poco Lee to appear for assault trial September 15 • US, Nigerian forces hold joint training exercises in Bauchi • HEADIES 2026: Davido, Wizkid, Cubana Chief Priest, Burna Boy, nominated (FULL LIST) • Fun won out at Freedom 250 as IndyCar took over streets of Washington • Ministry of Foreign Affairs assures speedy restoration of passport website after technical outage • Lack of sector expertise contributed to GoldBod losses – Dr Adomako Kissi • GoldBod is worsening galamsey crisis by buying from illegal miners – Nana B • Mahama to cut sod for multi-tiered car park, hotels complex at Accra International Airport • Oppong Oppong Nkrumah returns to Supreme Court over legal vacation criminal trials • Work begins to reclaim Lafa basin to curb flooding in Mallam and Weija • 24-hour economy is bigger than ‘three people, one job’ – Rashid Pelpuo • Don't see local foods as inferior to foreign ones - Prof Adongo • Ghana much safer this year than even 2025 - Interior Minister • US reveals age limit for children on family visas • VIDEO: Support APC or leave Kuje, council chairman threatens residents • Gachagua to Duale: You don't own pastoralists • NEC CCM kukutana kwa dharura Dodoma, panga-pangua yanukia • Nigeria’s politics lacks standards -Arewa Consultative Forum • Four arrested for allegedly demolishing classroom, selling materials in Kano • Eid-el-Maulud: Cross River gov calls for peace, unity • London court confirms Poco Lee to appear for assault trial September 15 • US, Nigerian forces hold joint training exercises in Bauchi • HEADIES 2026: Davido, Wizkid, Cubana Chief Priest, Burna Boy, nominated (FULL LIST)

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U-23 AFCONQ: Nigeria To Battle Mauritania Or DR Congo In Second Round

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Nigeria will face either Mauritania or the Democratic Republic of Congo in the second round of the qualifiers for the 2027 Africa U-23 Cup of Nations. The draw for the qualifying competition was held in Cairo, Egypt, on Tuesday. Nigeria’s U-23 Eagles are among the 14 teams that received byes into the second round based [...]

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