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Afolabi Gambari

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As seen in: TheCable, The Nation (Nigeria), Leadership Newspaper, National Mirror, Jimi Disu's Blog
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Knowledge for Use summit and future of the Nigerian child

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By Afolabi Gambari Verified
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Stay connected via Google News Safety in Nigerian schools, especially in areas of the north-east, has faced major challenges from security threats in recent times. It is said that over 42,000 primary and secondary schools in northern Nigeria lack perimeter fencing while roughly 65 per cent do not have security guards.
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N30m up for grabs as Lakowe Lakes Classic golf event tees off Sept. 28

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By Afolabi Gambari Verified
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Stay connected via Google News Top Nigerian golfers have been listed to compete in a two-phased event at the Lakowe Lakes Golf and Country Estate in Lagos, where N30 million will be at stake as prizes. Organisers said on Tuesday that the first phase of the championship, tagged ‘Nigeria Closed’ and set to tee off from September 28 to 30, would see Sunday Olapade, the country’s number one golfer, on parade alongside Godwin Okoko, Andrew Odoh, Solomon Ideria, Francis Epe and Tajudeen Ajayi.
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NFF poll: The tides for and against Gusau

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By Afolabi Gambari Verified
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Stay connected via Google News As things stand today, the image of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has plummeted in unprecedented terms. Its President, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau, is also one whom many football-loving Nigerians would not wish to encounter any time soon. The reason for this is obvious: the Super Eagles have sunk of late, no thanks to Nigeria’s failure to qualify for the FIFA 2026 World Cup, despite being granted an African playoff window.
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