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4 countries that have won the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations • Tinubu’s reforms helping states deliver projects, pay salaries – Radda • Cameroon beat Malawi 3-0 to claim first WAFCON title • 25-year concession limits FG’s direct action on Benin-Onitsha Road, Says Umahi • 2026 WAFCON awards: Full list of winners • Cameroon Outclass Malawi To Clinch First-Ever WAFCON Title • As battle rages against terrorists, over 200 soldiers’ wives get support from Sterling Oil • Barcelona agree £65m deal to sign Rodri from Man City • Otti hails Osun poll, charges Adeleke to consolidate democratic gains • FG targets mid-2027 to connect all riverine communities to telecoms • VIDEO: Obasanjo pays surprise congratulatory visit to Adeleke after Osun poll victory • EPL: Man City close in on Morocco’s Bouaddi after Rodri exit • Enyimba, Heartland set for pre-season friendly in Owerri • Trump activated Strait of Hormuz potential – Iran • Arsenal’s midfield depth signals ominous warning to title rivals – and Maresca’s City | Ed Aarons • Al-Nassr: ‘This is probably my last year’ – Ronaldo hints at retirement • Adeleke’s victory reflects will of Osun voters – Fintiri • Lagos Govt bans permanent use of dealer number plates by motorists • Adeleke withdraws EFCC suit, says Tinubu intervention settled matter • 2027: Why I’m supporting Tinubu for re-election — Adeleke • 4 countries that have won the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations • Tinubu’s reforms helping states deliver projects, pay salaries – Radda • Cameroon beat Malawi 3-0 to claim first WAFCON title • 25-year concession limits FG’s direct action on Benin-Onitsha Road, Says Umahi • 2026 WAFCON awards: Full list of winners • Cameroon Outclass Malawi To Clinch First-Ever WAFCON Title • As battle rages against terrorists, over 200 soldiers’ wives get support from Sterling Oil • Barcelona agree £65m deal to sign Rodri from Man City • Otti hails Osun poll, charges Adeleke to consolidate democratic gains • FG targets mid-2027 to connect all riverine communities to telecoms • VIDEO: Obasanjo pays surprise congratulatory visit to Adeleke after Osun poll victory • EPL: Man City close in on Morocco’s Bouaddi after Rodri exit • Enyimba, Heartland set for pre-season friendly in Owerri • Trump activated Strait of Hormuz potential – Iran • Arsenal’s midfield depth signals ominous warning to title rivals – and Maresca’s City | Ed Aarons • Al-Nassr: ‘This is probably my last year’ – Ronaldo hints at retirement • Adeleke’s victory reflects will of Osun voters – Fintiri • Lagos Govt bans permanent use of dealer number plates by motorists • Adeleke withdraws EFCC suit, says Tinubu intervention settled matter • 2027: Why I’m supporting Tinubu for re-election — Adeleke

August 16, 2026|21:54

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Wike signs 26,272 Certificates of Occupancy in Abuja in three years

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The FCT Administration says the certificates were signed to ease doing business in the territory, in line with President Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda.

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