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First Lady unveils food bank, donates N500m in Cross River • Isak fires Liverpool to first win under Iraola at Ipswich • Meet Nigerian-American Navy veteran crowned Miss Grand USA 2026 • Dunkwa-Ayanfuri road construction to commence in 2027 – Finance Minister • PRESEC, St. Augustine’s College and Accra Academy set for NSMQ grand finale on September 10 • E/R: Somanya residents demand asphalt overlay to protect road investment • Isak’s rapid double sinks Ipswich to give Andoni Iraola first Liverpool win • UN approves new map showing Africa’s true size, US opposes • EPL: Arteta hails Chelsea over Emiliano Martinez signing • Meet Nigerian professor appointed dean at Canadian university • Shettima mourns Emir of Gumel, says death huge loss • N117.7m Fraud: Five convicted, jailed seven years in Lagos • ‘They’re always on FaceTime’ – Isabell Idibia details Annie’s friendship with Swanky Jerry • Gumel Emir’s death a profound loss to Nigeria — Shettima • Turkey: Galatasaray coach, Okan Buruk gives injury update on Osimhen, Mario Lemina • Alexia Putellas begins WSL ride as London City outclass Manchester United • Westmead Mall Opens New Outlet in Ibadan • Iran Condemns Alleged US Strike on Wedding Ceremony, Says 68 Civilians Killed or Injured • Rogue command: Murkomen, Amin, the architects of State terror • Troops rescue 25 abducted civilians in Katsina, Zamfara • First Lady unveils food bank, donates N500m in Cross River • Isak fires Liverpool to first win under Iraola at Ipswich • Meet Nigerian-American Navy veteran crowned Miss Grand USA 2026 • Dunkwa-Ayanfuri road construction to commence in 2027 – Finance Minister • PRESEC, St. Augustine’s College and Accra Academy set for NSMQ grand finale on September 10 • E/R: Somanya residents demand asphalt overlay to protect road investment • Isak’s rapid double sinks Ipswich to give Andoni Iraola first Liverpool win • UN approves new map showing Africa’s true size, US opposes • EPL: Arteta hails Chelsea over Emiliano Martinez signing • Meet Nigerian professor appointed dean at Canadian university • Shettima mourns Emir of Gumel, says death huge loss • N117.7m Fraud: Five convicted, jailed seven years in Lagos • ‘They’re always on FaceTime’ – Isabell Idibia details Annie’s friendship with Swanky Jerry • Gumel Emir’s death a profound loss to Nigeria — Shettima • Turkey: Galatasaray coach, Okan Buruk gives injury update on Osimhen, Mario Lemina • Alexia Putellas begins WSL ride as London City outclass Manchester United • Westmead Mall Opens New Outlet in Ibadan • Iran Condemns Alleged US Strike on Wedding Ceremony, Says 68 Civilians Killed or Injured • Rogue command: Murkomen, Amin, the architects of State terror • Troops rescue 25 abducted civilians in Katsina, Zamfara

September 4, 2026|21:26

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