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Fixing Nigeria’s eroding sovereignty • Adeda: Police arrest Education Director as home community rejects probe panel • Brewers or Padres? Yankees or Rays? Previewing every MLB division series matchup • Padres silence Cubs' bats again, finish off 2-game wild-card sweep • Yankees hammer Red Sox again, cruise into ALDS matchup against Rays • Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Madrid • JusticeCrack sues Nigerian Army over alleged rights violations • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Top 4 ranking for October [Full List] • Obinna Chima Urges Journalists to Deepen Scrutiny as Nigeria’s Financial System Undergoes Transformation • Audited Results: NNPC Profit Rises 33% to N7.2trn, Dividends Climb to N5.8trn • Seplat Seeks Accelerated Investment to Position Nigeria as Africa’s Global Gas Powerhouse • PTDF Summit: Active Oil Rigs Rose from 14 to 60 Under Tinubu, Says Lokpobiri • EBID Approves $100m for Kano-Maradi Rail Project • African Leaders in Attendance as Dangote Launches $16 Billion Kenya Refinery • Ethiopian Airlines, Boeing Sign Aircraft Order Agreement • Ethiopia's Macroeconomic Reform Delivers Concrete Results in Easing Debt Burden - Finance Minister • PM Abiy Says Lamu Refinery to Expand Ethiopia's Supply Options, Unlock Regional Trade • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Organizers list four players who could win two awards • Nigeria condemns fresh killing of its citizens in South Africa • Super Eagles: It’s foolishness – Odemwingie slams Ighalo over Osimhen transfer advice • Fixing Nigeria’s eroding sovereignty • Adeda: Police arrest Education Director as home community rejects probe panel • Brewers or Padres? Yankees or Rays? Previewing every MLB division series matchup • Padres silence Cubs' bats again, finish off 2-game wild-card sweep • Yankees hammer Red Sox again, cruise into ALDS matchup against Rays • Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Madrid • JusticeCrack sues Nigerian Army over alleged rights violations • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Top 4 ranking for October [Full List] • Obinna Chima Urges Journalists to Deepen Scrutiny as Nigeria’s Financial System Undergoes Transformation • Audited Results: NNPC Profit Rises 33% to N7.2trn, Dividends Climb to N5.8trn • Seplat Seeks Accelerated Investment to Position Nigeria as Africa’s Global Gas Powerhouse • PTDF Summit: Active Oil Rigs Rose from 14 to 60 Under Tinubu, Says Lokpobiri • EBID Approves $100m for Kano-Maradi Rail Project • African Leaders in Attendance as Dangote Launches $16 Billion Kenya Refinery • Ethiopian Airlines, Boeing Sign Aircraft Order Agreement • Ethiopia's Macroeconomic Reform Delivers Concrete Results in Easing Debt Burden - Finance Minister • PM Abiy Says Lamu Refinery to Expand Ethiopia's Supply Options, Unlock Regional Trade • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Organizers list four players who could win two awards • Nigeria condemns fresh killing of its citizens in South Africa • Super Eagles: It’s foolishness – Odemwingie slams Ighalo over Osimhen transfer advice

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Yankees hammer Red Sox again to cruise into ALDS

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The Yankees finished their AL Wild Card series outscoring the Red Sox 18-2 in a dominate display against their division rivals.

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