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Fire service saves N20m property in Gombe fire • Toyin Abraham reveals another pregnancy loss • Anambra loan: Pressure from presidency won’t force Obi to withdraw – NDC chieftain • Shinkafi to INEC: Withdraw Ya’u’s name, obey court order • قمة الإعلام العربي في دبي.. ثلاثية التحول الرقمي وصناعة التأثير • Townsend Suffers Bizarre Injury After Being Run Over By Turf-Laying Machine • Germany heads to polls • 2027: NDC loses over 6,000 members to PDP in Enugu • How Brighton ‘Absolutely Battered’ Arsenal — Shearer • Iheanacho equals Bursaspor record as Super Eagles striker continues stunning run in Turkey • Akpabio-led Senate has recorded historic legislative legacy — Group • ‘Fraud, poor verification negatively impacting Nigeria’s real estate sector’ • We’re not the same — Olawepo-Hashim distances self from Obi, Atiku’s political ideology • NDC disowns OK Movement’s presidential campaign council list • Obasanjo quizzes Bae U about Queen Elizabeth after failing celebrity test • A cathartic win 293 days in the making: Hanging in The Grove for Lane Kiffin's return • After loss, LSU's Kiffin shows 'gratefulness' for Ole Miss tenure • UFC 331 takeaways: Are we living in the greatest era for lightweights? • Results: Van retains title; Tsarukyan becomes top lightweight contender • From Ronaldo to Kane: Footballers with 100 goals in two European Leagues • Fire service saves N20m property in Gombe fire • Toyin Abraham reveals another pregnancy loss • Anambra loan: Pressure from presidency won’t force Obi to withdraw – NDC chieftain • Shinkafi to INEC: Withdraw Ya’u’s name, obey court order • قمة الإعلام العربي في دبي.. ثلاثية التحول الرقمي وصناعة التأثير • Townsend Suffers Bizarre Injury After Being Run Over By Turf-Laying Machine • Germany heads to polls • 2027: NDC loses over 6,000 members to PDP in Enugu • How Brighton ‘Absolutely Battered’ Arsenal — Shearer • Iheanacho equals Bursaspor record as Super Eagles striker continues stunning run in Turkey • Akpabio-led Senate has recorded historic legislative legacy — Group • ‘Fraud, poor verification negatively impacting Nigeria’s real estate sector’ • We’re not the same — Olawepo-Hashim distances self from Obi, Atiku’s political ideology • NDC disowns OK Movement’s presidential campaign council list • Obasanjo quizzes Bae U about Queen Elizabeth after failing celebrity test • A cathartic win 293 days in the making: Hanging in The Grove for Lane Kiffin's return • After loss, LSU's Kiffin shows 'gratefulness' for Ole Miss tenure • UFC 331 takeaways: Are we living in the greatest era for lightweights? • Results: Van retains title; Tsarukyan becomes top lightweight contender • From Ronaldo to Kane: Footballers with 100 goals in two European Leagues

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AFCON 2027

Lookman sets AFCON qualifiers target for Eagles

Punch Nigeria about 4 hours 1 mins read

Ademola Lookman says the Super Eagles are determined to win their upcoming 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. Read More: https://punchng.com/lookman-sets-afcon-qualifiers-target-for-eagles/

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