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FULL LIST: Man City’s 10 most expensive signings • Lagos court jails teacher for life over defilement of eight-year-old pupil • Jonathan celebrates Bayelsa at 30, urges residents to seek more progress • Pursue drug kingpins, not political opponents — Afenyo-Markin tells EOCO • Over 130 courts are without magistrates – JUSAG President • We demand immediate, unconditional release of Baffour Awuah from EOCO custody – Minority • Ghana, Kyrgyzstan agree to deepen cooperation • Teacher unions in Western Region back nationwide strike • Oyo govt clarifies Makinde’s botched Botswana maize deal • Lagos universities workers begin indefinite strike • Loyola College Alumni launch ₦750m Endowment Fund to secure school’s future • You prepared reactions before President’s speech — Onanuga slams Tinubu’s critics • Arsenal Winger Tzolis Ruled Out For Three Weeks After Hamstring Injury • Man jailed four years for threatening to stab his mother • Ghana’s industrial bases must create reservoirs to support firefighting – Interior Minister • Over 5,000 displaced, 412 houses affected in Hohoe as MP appeals for more support • Improve conditions of service of judges, magistrates and staff – JUSAG • Striking teachers in Upper West Region not returning to classrooms until their demands are met • Ex-governor Suswam’s 11-year-long corruption trial suffers fresh delay, prosecution raises concerns over incessant adjournments • BBNaija Season 11: Keivo breaks silence after disqualification • FULL LIST: Man City’s 10 most expensive signings • Lagos court jails teacher for life over defilement of eight-year-old pupil • Jonathan celebrates Bayelsa at 30, urges residents to seek more progress • Pursue drug kingpins, not political opponents — Afenyo-Markin tells EOCO • Over 130 courts are without magistrates – JUSAG President • We demand immediate, unconditional release of Baffour Awuah from EOCO custody – Minority • Ghana, Kyrgyzstan agree to deepen cooperation • Teacher unions in Western Region back nationwide strike • Oyo govt clarifies Makinde’s botched Botswana maize deal • Lagos universities workers begin indefinite strike • Loyola College Alumni launch ₦750m Endowment Fund to secure school’s future • You prepared reactions before President’s speech — Onanuga slams Tinubu’s critics • Arsenal Winger Tzolis Ruled Out For Three Weeks After Hamstring Injury • Man jailed four years for threatening to stab his mother • Ghana’s industrial bases must create reservoirs to support firefighting – Interior Minister • Over 5,000 displaced, 412 houses affected in Hohoe as MP appeals for more support • Improve conditions of service of judges, magistrates and staff – JUSAG • Striking teachers in Upper West Region not returning to classrooms until their demands are met • Ex-governor Suswam’s 11-year-long corruption trial suffers fresh delay, prosecution raises concerns over incessant adjournments • BBNaija Season 11: Keivo breaks silence after disqualification

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