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Trump’s son confirms Russian businessman paid for post-wedding festivities • Police recover another corpse from Osun motor park after killing of Adeleke’s ally • Jigawa poly to commercialise workshops, labs to boost revenue • US acknowledges weapons in orbit for first time • Leeds demolish Newcastle to go third in the Premier League • Calvert-Lewin shows the way as Leeds thrash limp Newcastle and rise to third • Trump Rejects ‘Hoax’ Warnings That AI Could Destroy Humanity • Haaland goal should not have stood but VAR made the right call with Sunderland penalty | Chris Foy • Leeds United 4-1 Newcastle United: Premier League – live reaction • Spanish, Italian Giants Considering January Loan Move For Madueke • Jesus: I’m Prepared To Compete With Raphinha At Barca • Tinubu mourns State House media official, says death leaves ‘difficult vacuum’ • Fibre cuts threaten national security, economy, public services – ONSA • Hotspot wins World Bank-backed telecom deal to connect 500 communities • Take a Night Drive Through Abuja With EvadLusi’s “Wuse Miami” • By all means: Rigging claims cast long shadow over next year's election • Police rescue kidnap victims, neutralise suspects in Niger • Dollar-to-Naira exchange rate today, September 14, 2026: Naira continues appreciation against USD • Steelers' McCarthy noncommittal on Porter's timeline to return • Gov. Landry pleas for 'Southern hospitality' in Kiffin's return to Ole Miss • Trump’s son confirms Russian businessman paid for post-wedding festivities • Police recover another corpse from Osun motor park after killing of Adeleke’s ally • Jigawa poly to commercialise workshops, labs to boost revenue • US acknowledges weapons in orbit for first time • Leeds demolish Newcastle to go third in the Premier League • Calvert-Lewin shows the way as Leeds thrash limp Newcastle and rise to third • Trump Rejects ‘Hoax’ Warnings That AI Could Destroy Humanity • Haaland goal should not have stood but VAR made the right call with Sunderland penalty | Chris Foy • Leeds United 4-1 Newcastle United: Premier League – live reaction • Spanish, Italian Giants Considering January Loan Move For Madueke • Jesus: I’m Prepared To Compete With Raphinha At Barca • Tinubu mourns State House media official, says death leaves ‘difficult vacuum’ • Fibre cuts threaten national security, economy, public services – ONSA • Hotspot wins World Bank-backed telecom deal to connect 500 communities • Take a Night Drive Through Abuja With EvadLusi’s “Wuse Miami” • By all means: Rigging claims cast long shadow over next year's election • Police rescue kidnap victims, neutralise suspects in Niger • Dollar-to-Naira exchange rate today, September 14, 2026: Naira continues appreciation against USD • Steelers' McCarthy noncommittal on Porter's timeline to return • Gov. Landry pleas for 'Southern hospitality' in Kiffin's return to Ole Miss

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Uber exits Nigeria after 12 years

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Uber is exiting Nigeria and Uganda after 12 years of operations, effective September 2, 2026. Discover why the ride-hailing giant is leaving. Read More: https://punchng.com/uber-exits-nigeria-after-12-years/

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