Migration Crisis: Over 48,000 migrants have returned to Morocco from Spain’s Ceuta after mass crossings, with Spain and Italy tightening security as the death toll from the surge reportedly rose to 57. Diplomacy: Nigeria says 65 of 69 Tinubu-appointed ambassadors have been accepted by host countries, with two pending due to refusal and death, and others still awaiting consent. Security & Accountability: Kwara police dismissed claims that 176 residents were abducted in the Woro/Nuku attack, saying the figure isn’t from any official security record. Elections Watch: INEC begins public display of 2027 presidential candidates’ particulars and running mates’ credentials in line with the timetable, with Tinubu/Shettima, Atiku/Amaechi and Obi/Kwankwaso among those listed. Politics & Power: Cardinal Onaiyekan alleges “sycophants” are giving Tinubu a rosy picture of Nigeria, while Atiku hits back at Obasanjo over criticism tied to the third-term fight. Sports: Nigeria’s Commonwealth Games medal haul stays strong as Ella Onojuvwevwo wins bronze in women’s 400m and Samuel Ogazi takes men’s 400m gold; meanwhile the Super Falcons face Zambia in WAFCON with elimination pressure after Malawi upset. Religion: Nigeria lifts the ban on Christian pilgrimage to Israel after an NCPC security assessment, routing pilgrims via Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Health/Environment: NESREA seeks stronger collaboration with ACReSAL on climate action and environmental protection in Taraba. Business/Tech: NGX chairman says fintech must go beyond payments to expand credit, insurance and pensions, as Nigeria pushes deeper financial inclusion.