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Troops Arrest Five Suspected Kidnappers In Yobe, Recover Arms • Didmus: Why I quit military for national politics • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Beat Cayman Islands In Men’s 3×3 Basketball • Troops, Navy arrest three suspected Lakurawa terrorist informants in Kebbi • ‘They believe presidency will write results’ – Kwankwaso on why Govs joined APC • Global crude oil prices drop after climbing to $100/barrel • NDA warns public of explosive blasts during cadets exercise • Tension rocks NBA Port Harcourt as election sparks controversy • “Hypocrisy” — ADC blasts Presidency over Trump letter, sovereignty remarks • VIDEO: Enugu Air Benin incident was not a crash, CEO clarifies • N500m Land Fraud Trial: Abuja realtor couldn’t produce title document for plots she sold – Witness • ‘I’ll leave immediately’ – Klopp warns Germany after appointment • Police arrest 28yr old suspected cultist on wanted list in Delta, recover guns • Move to Transform confab held at UG • Osun’s newly opened LAMECO flyover damaged three weeks after commissioning • Students seek justice, medical support for colleague facing mental health crisis • Kwara seeks tighter border surveillance to tackle illegal migration • INEC cannot be independent without financial autonomy — Amupitan • Elections: Bayelsa APC registers 500 support groups • Mvutano wa matumizi Stendi ya Kange wachukua sura mpya • Troops Arrest Five Suspected Kidnappers In Yobe, Recover Arms • Didmus: Why I quit military for national politics • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Beat Cayman Islands In Men’s 3×3 Basketball • Troops, Navy arrest three suspected Lakurawa terrorist informants in Kebbi • ‘They believe presidency will write results’ – Kwankwaso on why Govs joined APC • Global crude oil prices drop after climbing to $100/barrel • NDA warns public of explosive blasts during cadets exercise • Tension rocks NBA Port Harcourt as election sparks controversy • “Hypocrisy” — ADC blasts Presidency over Trump letter, sovereignty remarks • VIDEO: Enugu Air Benin incident was not a crash, CEO clarifies • N500m Land Fraud Trial: Abuja realtor couldn’t produce title document for plots she sold – Witness • ‘I’ll leave immediately’ – Klopp warns Germany after appointment • Police arrest 28yr old suspected cultist on wanted list in Delta, recover guns • Move to Transform confab held at UG • Osun’s newly opened LAMECO flyover damaged three weeks after commissioning • Students seek justice, medical support for colleague facing mental health crisis • Kwara seeks tighter border surveillance to tackle illegal migration • INEC cannot be independent without financial autonomy — Amupitan • Elections: Bayelsa APC registers 500 support groups • Mvutano wa matumizi Stendi ya Kange wachukua sura mpya

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WAFCON 2026: Super Falcons To Debut Historic 10-Star Jersey

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Defending champions Nigeria’s Super Falcons will proudly wear a new jersey featuring 10 stars at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations symbolising their unparalleled dominance in African women’s football. Each star represents one of the Super Falcons’ record 10 WAFCON titles, making them the most successful team in the history of the competition, and [...]

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