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CCL: Rangers Can Get Positive Result Against AS Sobemap In Second Leg –Amoo • Afreximbank targets $50bn deals at 2027 Lagos trade fair • FG moves to upgrade CCT to National Anti-Corruption Court • UK appoints Alastair Long as Trade Commissioner for Africa • Shun anti-party activities, Plateau commissioner tells APC members • 2027: Makinde rejects subsidy, proposes cheaper domestic crude pricing • Senya Bonsuoku gets ultramodern school complex; market project to be ready next year • Kano Assembly passes education, Audu Bako College amendment bills • Lagos Assembly holds public hearing on bill to raise magistrates’ retirement age • ‘It’s organised racket’ – ADC accuses Tinubu govt over N33.75bn cash transfers • Apologise or face court action – El-Rufai issues warning to Defence Minister Musa • U-M coach gives Underwood tepid backing as QB1 • Nigeria, China move to deepen investment, partnership in energy sector • No fake messiah needed, just prudent leadership — POMR backs Obi for 2027, rejects Datti’s doubt • Parents come first: Survey reveals who Gen Z really support financially • Scotland proposes new visa routes as UK care worker closure threatens workforce • Ghost beneficiaries cloud Nigeria’s $1bn poverty alleviation push • Spain Vs Nigeria Live Blogging: U-20 WWC Group F Matchday 1 • NSCDC arrests four drug dealers in Kano • NELFUND reduced tertiary dropout rate by 20% in 2025 — Sawyerr • CCL: Rangers Can Get Positive Result Against AS Sobemap In Second Leg –Amoo • Afreximbank targets $50bn deals at 2027 Lagos trade fair • FG moves to upgrade CCT to National Anti-Corruption Court • UK appoints Alastair Long as Trade Commissioner for Africa • Shun anti-party activities, Plateau commissioner tells APC members • 2027: Makinde rejects subsidy, proposes cheaper domestic crude pricing • Senya Bonsuoku gets ultramodern school complex; market project to be ready next year • Kano Assembly passes education, Audu Bako College amendment bills • Lagos Assembly holds public hearing on bill to raise magistrates’ retirement age • ‘It’s organised racket’ – ADC accuses Tinubu govt over N33.75bn cash transfers • Apologise or face court action – El-Rufai issues warning to Defence Minister Musa • U-M coach gives Underwood tepid backing as QB1 • Nigeria, China move to deepen investment, partnership in energy sector • No fake messiah needed, just prudent leadership — POMR backs Obi for 2027, rejects Datti’s doubt • Parents come first: Survey reveals who Gen Z really support financially • Scotland proposes new visa routes as UK care worker closure threatens workforce • Ghost beneficiaries cloud Nigeria’s $1bn poverty alleviation push • Spain Vs Nigeria Live Blogging: U-20 WWC Group F Matchday 1 • NSCDC arrests four drug dealers in Kano • NELFUND reduced tertiary dropout rate by 20% in 2025 — Sawyerr

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UEFA will observe a moment of silence and display a banner to honour Nepal flood victims before all Champions League matches this week, expressing solidari Read More: https://punchng.com/ucl-uefa-to-honour-nepal-flood-victims-before-matches/

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