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Osimhen caged as Yamal steals show with 2 assists

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By Oliver Ijiogbe, Iyalekhue Grace
| nigerianobservernews.com
Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen carried the hopes of Galatasaray’s fans but sadly he disappointed them on a day that matters. Osimhen returned last week after injury spell and instantly found the net in the Turkish league but last night he was marked out as Barcelona whitewashed Galatasaray 4-1 Infront of their fans. While Osimhen remained anonymous, Barca’s Lamine Yamal, though didn’t score, he contributed to two of Barca’s goals.
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NBBF election row deepens as Oyedeji, Mark, Ugboaja seek Tinubu’s intervention

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By Oliver Ijiogbe, Iyalekhue Grace
| nigerianobservernews.com
The battle over the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) elections has escalated, with three presidential aspirants taking their grievances to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over attempts to manipulate the composition of the federation’s incoming board. Olumide Oyedeji, Igoche Mark and Ejike Ugboaja, who are all contesting the NBBF presidency, want the Federal Government to intervene in the electoral process, stating that the exercise has been compromised ahead of the 2026–2030 tenure.
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Lassa fever claims 268 lives in Nigeria as fatality rate rises to 23.6% — NCDC

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By Oliver Ijiogbe, Iyalekhue Grace, Confidence Igiebor
| nigerianobservernews.com
ABUJA — Nigeria has recorded 268 deaths from Lassa fever in 2026, with the case fatality rate rising to 23.6 per cent from 18.6 per cent during the corresponding period in 2025, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has reported. The figures highlight the continuing public health challenge posed by the disease, despite a decline in newly confirmed infections during the latest reporting week.
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