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They’re demanding N100m – Man cries out after bandits gifted him N100k [Video] • Terrorists demand food items and other materials from Niger communities • Oyo demolishes building connected to Adelabu sister’s abduction • FCMB Trustees urges Nigerians to embrace living trusts for wealth protection, seamless succession • Stakeholders task N’Assembly to fast-track passage of bill doubling healthcare fund • South Africa’s economy grows at fastest pace in 9 months despite Iran war headwinds • Informal sector pensions under pressure as 92% of accounts remain unfunded • Pope arrives Barcelona to bless world’s tallest church • Hadaya: We made sacrifices for our pilgrims – Kaduna Hajj Chairman • Babachir Lawal driven by bitterness, not facts, Atiku’s camp fires back • Ikobi Killings: Apa Council boss condemns attack, seeks urgent security intervention in Benue • Ghana’s development shows contrast between strong foundations and current structural decay — Alhaji Osman • Publish a clear and detailed BoG recapitalisation plan — NPP urges gov't • Completely abandon idea of selling BoG headquarters — NPP urges gov't • Police dismiss false report of bandits, herdsmen in Ebonyi community • Institute decries non-domestication of urban, regional planning law in states • Jota’s widow tells Robertson to carry late Liverpool star’s dream at World Cup • Mental health not sign of weakness, Soludo assures men • Wizara yawanoa waandishi Lindi huduma mtandao kwa wananchi • Borno donates N8m, rice to 360 freed captives • They’re demanding N100m – Man cries out after bandits gifted him N100k [Video] • Terrorists demand food items and other materials from Niger communities • Oyo demolishes building connected to Adelabu sister’s abduction • FCMB Trustees urges Nigerians to embrace living trusts for wealth protection, seamless succession • Stakeholders task N’Assembly to fast-track passage of bill doubling healthcare fund • South Africa’s economy grows at fastest pace in 9 months despite Iran war headwinds • Informal sector pensions under pressure as 92% of accounts remain unfunded • Pope arrives Barcelona to bless world’s tallest church • Hadaya: We made sacrifices for our pilgrims – Kaduna Hajj Chairman • Babachir Lawal driven by bitterness, not facts, Atiku’s camp fires back • Ikobi Killings: Apa Council boss condemns attack, seeks urgent security intervention in Benue • Ghana’s development shows contrast between strong foundations and current structural decay — Alhaji Osman • Publish a clear and detailed BoG recapitalisation plan — NPP urges gov't • Completely abandon idea of selling BoG headquarters — NPP urges gov't • Police dismiss false report of bandits, herdsmen in Ebonyi community • Institute decries non-domestication of urban, regional planning law in states • Jota’s widow tells Robertson to carry late Liverpool star’s dream at World Cup • Mental health not sign of weakness, Soludo assures men • Wizara yawanoa waandishi Lindi huduma mtandao kwa wananchi • Borno donates N8m, rice to 360 freed captives

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In more Football Family news, this just in from PA Media:

Fifa president Gianni Infantino is the subject of a criminal complaint from his former boss at Uefa, Michel Platini, just days before the World Cup kicks off.

Former Uefa president Platini, one of the most gifted footballers of the 1970s and 1980s, had been favourite to succeed Sepp Blatter as Fifa chief in 2016 until the launch of an ethics probe into a payment he received from Blatter in 2011.

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