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‘It is criminal’, Lagos deputy gov vows to remove car spotters from streets • Inciting comments: Arrest Fadahunsi, Jingir, Gumi immediately – Ex-CDS Irabor • Osunelection: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • University Hospital Legon suspends outpatient and pharmacy services over GAUA strike • Police launch manhunt for man captured assaulting suspect in viral video • Reactions trail mammoth crowd in Benin as Peter Obi dares Gov Okpebholo, storms Edo [VIDEO] • Osun election: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • Infantino’s future should be decided by election – CAF president • Bayelsa raises the alarm over rising cases of hypertension • Why we are empowering 100 youths – PDP Youth Wing • Bayelsa laments heaps of petitions at ICPC, cautions against frivolous petitions • UniAbuja launches Africa’s first enterprise university initiative to check unemployment • N31trn assets: How Nigeria’s pension funds are building towards private equity opportunity • Infrastructure gains come at a cost as property market soar in Abuja • Osun 2026: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • Kieran Trippier: ‘The Championship is relentless … it’s totally different to the Premier League’ • Premier League 2026-27 preview No 8: Crystal Palace • Wafanyabiashara wanavyopiga pesa matukio Simba, Yanga Day • NPP Student Wing says Barrow pose to win December polls • PDP candidate rejects Kogi’s N5m campaign billboard levy • ‘It is criminal’, Lagos deputy gov vows to remove car spotters from streets • Inciting comments: Arrest Fadahunsi, Jingir, Gumi immediately – Ex-CDS Irabor • Osunelection: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • University Hospital Legon suspends outpatient and pharmacy services over GAUA strike • Police launch manhunt for man captured assaulting suspect in viral video • Reactions trail mammoth crowd in Benin as Peter Obi dares Gov Okpebholo, storms Edo [VIDEO] • Osun election: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • Infantino’s future should be decided by election – CAF president • Bayelsa raises the alarm over rising cases of hypertension • Why we are empowering 100 youths – PDP Youth Wing • Bayelsa laments heaps of petitions at ICPC, cautions against frivolous petitions • UniAbuja launches Africa’s first enterprise university initiative to check unemployment • N31trn assets: How Nigeria’s pension funds are building towards private equity opportunity • Infrastructure gains come at a cost as property market soar in Abuja • Osun 2026: APC alleges assassination of campaign DG’s nephew • Kieran Trippier: ‘The Championship is relentless … it’s totally different to the Premier League’ • Premier League 2026-27 preview No 8: Crystal Palace • Wafanyabiashara wanavyopiga pesa matukio Simba, Yanga Day • NPP Student Wing says Barrow pose to win December polls • PDP candidate rejects Kogi’s N5m campaign billboard levy

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