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Chelsea Fan Stabbed Ahead of Champions League Clash In Italy
A Chelsea supporter has described his “shock” after being stabbed and taken to hospital ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League match…
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Protest Hits NAFDAC HQ Over Sachet Alcohol Ban
Members of the Coalition of Unemployed People in Nigeria on Tuesday staged a protest at the headquarters of the National…
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Reps Step In To Douse Tension Over Ondo–Ogun Oil-Rich Boundary Area
In a move to douse rising tension and prevent a breakdown of law and order, the House of Representatives has waded into…
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Suspected Yahoo Boy Kills Friend In Delta Over $1,000 Transaction
OPERATIVES of the Delta State Police Command have arrested a 28-year-old suspected internet fraudster (Yahoo boy) for allegedly killing his…
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Men’s Football Transfer Fees Hit Record $13 Billion, Says FIFA
International transfer fees in men’s football hit a record $13.08 billion (10.9 billion euros) in 2025, world football’s governing body…
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Police Arrest Six For ‘Hacking Telecom Firm To Divert ₦7.7bn Airtime,’ Recover ‘400 Laptops’
Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) have arrested six suspects for allegedly hacking into a telecommunication company in Nigeria…
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Texas To Carry Out First US Execution Of 2026
A man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend is to be put to death by lethal injection in…
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14 Suspected Cultists Arrested After Hijacking Corpse In Edo
At least 14 persons suspected of being involved in cult-related activities have been arrested by the Edo State Police Command…
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EFCC Drags UBA, Four Others To Court Over Alleged N4.3b Forex Fraud
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has filed an alleged N4.3 billion foreign exchange fraud case against United Bank…
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Police Arrest Man That Sent Bomb Threat Messages To Lagos Schools
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested one Kosiso Chukwem-Nenyem, alleged to have sent bomb threat messages to two schools…
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