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Video: Neymar hits Vinicius Jr celebration after scoring for Santos
Alleged terrorism: Court grants Malami, son N200m bail
Ghana says 55 citizens killed fighting in Ukraine
Court affirms legality of 2025 Ibadan PDP elective convention
Why Man United did not sign Victor Osimhen — Former coach
CSO kicks against ‘politically motivated allegations’ on Benue ADC aspirant Adejoh
AFCON: Osimhen-Lookman on-field spat ‘normal’ — Akor Adams
Beating Dortmund ‘a mini title’, says Bayern’s Kompany
US authorises non-emergency embassy staff to leave Israel
Senator Mpigi’s demise, difficult to process – Nwoko
Nigeria seeks Canada’s partnership to drive mining reforms
EFCC re-arraigns Malami, wife, son on money laundering charge
Osun Assembly speaker, 24 lawmakers dump PDP, join Accord
NISO attributes declining power output to gas supply shortfalls
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SubscribeSacking Amorim could cost Man Utd £16 million
Manchester United’s decision to sack Ruben Amorim as their manager could end up costing the Premier League giants almost £16 million ($22 million) according to financial figures released by the club.
Electoral Act: APC calls opposition’s amendment agitation “Hollow”
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has criticized opposition calls for a fresh amendment of the Electoral Act 2022, describing the agitation as “hollow” and unconstruct
Sharia law: Two legal systems can’t coexist – Igbo group
. Backs US lawmakers By Steve Oko An Igbo pressure group, Ndigbo Worldwide Union, has thrown its weight behind United States lawmakers urging Nigeria to expunge Sharia and blasphemy provisions from its Constitution, warning that no modern state can function with two parallel legal codes. In a statement jointly signed by its President, Benjamin I. […]
You can’t stop Sharia practice in Nigeria, Islamic Council tells US lawmakers
The Supreme Council for Shariah in Nigeria (SCSN) has rejected calls from US lawmakers to end the practice of Sharia law in the country, describing the proposal as misinformed and an attempt to undermine Nigeria’s sovereignty.
Pakistan bombs Kabul in ‘open war’ on Afghanistan’s Taliban government
“Children, women, and old people were running,” Gander Khan, a 65-year-old returnee, told AFP in front of rows of tents at the Omari camp.
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