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Vanguard

APC Primaries: Osinbajo group dares Tinubu, says VP won’t step down.

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FG cancels NDDC contracts, calls for mobilisation monies refund.

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The Nation

Absence of electoral materials, officials delay PDP primaries in Lagos.

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Obaseki, Orbih factions hold parallel primaries in Edo.

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Daily Post

POLITICS2023: Lawan clears air on withdrawing from presidential race

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Go if you don’t want to stay – De Gea tells Ronaldo, other Man United stars.

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The Cable

Abia PDP guber hopefuls reject delegates’ list, say congresses were not held.

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FG imposes tax on phone calls to finance healthcare fund.

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Return funds to our account’ — NDDC revokes 20-year-old unexecuted contracts.

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) says it has revoked unexecuted contracts awarded between 2000 and 2019 following a directive from the presidency.

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South-east APC presidential hopefuls meet in Abuja, promise to ‘align with’ Igbo candidate.

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The Punch

Deborah: Abuja, Kaduna churches, others protest, condemn jungle justice.

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FG makes health insurance compulsory for employers.

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INEC voter registration stalls at 29% one month to deadline

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Lagos Arewa community supports ban, prosecution of Okada riders.

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Ondo Amotekun nabs 4,000 suspects, says crime reducing

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