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Football: Nigeria’s Flamingos reached their first U-17 Women’s World Cup final with a 3-1 win over Brazil. They face Japan on Saturday. Borrowing: The Senate is reviewing President Tinubu’s request for $7.7bn in foreign loans to help finance the 2026 budget deficit, as Q1 revenue fell well short of target. Economy: October’s PMI rose to 53.2, marking five months of expansion, but manufacturers warn that high power, transport and financing costs are holding back growth. Elections and security: INEC plans to remove about 1.5 million irregular voter registrations ahead of 2027; meanwhile, police arrested a suspect after Peter Obi’s convoy was attacked in Calabar. Policing: The Police Service Commission dismissed three senior officers and demoted 16 others over misconduct.

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Nigeria make history with first Under-17 Women's World Cup final berth

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Nigeria launches national action plan to end child labour by 2030

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Nigeria Strengthens National Action to End Child Labour and Promotes child’s participation

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Nigeria Advances State Police Reform as Legislatures Approve Constitutional Amendment

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