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SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for $6.23m in ‘missing’ election funds, ₦1.63trn in other public funds • Iran executes man for killing police officer • Shooting Stars’ poor run: Is sacking Salisu Yusuf the answer? • Umuhimu wa ushauri nasaha kwa wanandoa • Utafiti: Maisha bila mpenzi yanawezekana • Suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities, kill six, others missing • Regular consumption of eggs can curb child malnutrition — Experts • Ndigbo need mindset shift for collective progress, says Soludo • Euromatch NPFL: Bendel Insurance confirm Baba’s return ahead Sporting Lagos clash • Mbinu za mume, mke kukuza mahaba baada ya kuzaa • Ogun PDP raises alarm over Adebutu’s omission • Pantami’s camp urges calm over omission from INEC list • Tiger attacks, kills man at UK zoo • 2027: Aisha Yesufu urges Obi supporters to learn, play ‘Osun script’ • Morning recap: UK varsities withdraw admission offers to Nigerians, why Peter Obi won’t win a ward in Anambra, other top stories • UN chief condemns attack on Saudi airport, demands end to strikes • Robbie Savage the panto villain puts scepticism aside to leave Leicester reeling • Manchester City face hostile Liverpool reception after guilty verdict – matchday live • Unawasiliana vipi na mtoto aliyefikia balehe? • Africa Is Losing Its Doctors: Inside the Workforce Crisis No One Wants to Address • SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for $6.23m in ‘missing’ election funds, ₦1.63trn in other public funds • Iran executes man for killing police officer • Shooting Stars’ poor run: Is sacking Salisu Yusuf the answer? • Umuhimu wa ushauri nasaha kwa wanandoa • Utafiti: Maisha bila mpenzi yanawezekana • Suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities, kill six, others missing • Regular consumption of eggs can curb child malnutrition — Experts • Ndigbo need mindset shift for collective progress, says Soludo • Euromatch NPFL: Bendel Insurance confirm Baba’s return ahead Sporting Lagos clash • Mbinu za mume, mke kukuza mahaba baada ya kuzaa • Ogun PDP raises alarm over Adebutu’s omission • Pantami’s camp urges calm over omission from INEC list • Tiger attacks, kills man at UK zoo • 2027: Aisha Yesufu urges Obi supporters to learn, play ‘Osun script’ • Morning recap: UK varsities withdraw admission offers to Nigerians, why Peter Obi won’t win a ward in Anambra, other top stories • UN chief condemns attack on Saudi airport, demands end to strikes • Robbie Savage the panto villain puts scepticism aside to leave Leicester reeling • Manchester City face hostile Liverpool reception after guilty verdict – matchday live • Unawasiliana vipi na mtoto aliyefikia balehe? • Africa Is Losing Its Doctors: Inside the Workforce Crisis No One Wants to Address

October 11, 2026|07:41

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Michael Efetobore Atima studied Business Administration (with specialisation in actuarial science) but moved from actuarial science to health advocacy at

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