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1 NSSF President Hails Standard Of PlayFather O’Connell Science College of Niger State and Government Secondary School, Karu (FCT) are the new champions of the MILO National Secondary Schools Basketball Championship. This year’s  finale  held  at the  National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos  ended on  dramatic  notes as  both the Niger State’s  representative and FCT ‘s flag bearers respectively ran away with the boys’ and girls’ titles.

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2 *Security Summit Advocates Unorthodox, Traditional, Practical Means To Fight CrimesA Security Summit organized by the Owo Local Government in Ondo State has identified reasons behind surge in insecurity in the town. Convened by Owo Local Government under the leadership of Hon.

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MTN Champs, Nigeria’s largest grassroots athletics competition, is designed to discover and nurture young talent with the potential to represent the country on the world stage. For many athletes, the competition provides a vital platform to showcase their skills and compete at a high level. Queen Nwika, a student from Birabi Memorial Grammar School in Port Harcourt, was one such athlete who made the most of this opportunity.

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The Director of Agribusiness Incubation Centre, (ABIC), Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Dr. Philips Nto has canvassed the adoption of the agriculture and industrial model of the late Premier of Eastern Nigeria for accelerated national development. He said both the federal government and the states that make up the defunct Eastern Region needed to study and adopt those models for the economic growth of the country.

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Athletes representing 136 secondary schools and 93 junior and senior teams are set to compete in the MTN CHAMPS Season 3 Grand Final, scheduled to take place from May 6 to 9 at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. In total, 2,403 athletes registered for the event, but due to the maximum allowable numbers for each school, the number of accepted registrations eventually came down to 2,187, with 5,807 event entries.