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Fernandez unfazed by critics

Super Eagles and Rangers defender Emmanuel Fernandez has responded to criticism of his performances following a slow start to the 2026-27 season, insisting he does not pay attention to what is being said about him, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.

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I’m not stupid, Chisora declines Itauma fight

Veteran British heavyweight Derek Chisora has ruled out a clash with rising star Moses Itauma, declaring, “I’m not that stupid.” The 42-year-old made the comments during an appearance on the boxing debate show, Fight Your Corner, where he explained his decision to avoid a matchup with the 21-year-old, who is widely tipped for a future…

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Korea showing clearer signs of economic recovery: finance minister

Korea is showing clearer signs of economic recovery, with its gross national income (GNI) per capita on course to exceed $40,000 this year, the finance minister said Thursday. Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol made the remarks during a meeting of economy-related ministers, noting nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in Asia's No.

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Leadership turnover at Hydro not a concern: Kinew

Premier Wab Kinew addressed the recent departure of Manitoba Hydro CEO Allan Danroth for the first time Wednesday, saying he’s not worried about turnover at the top of the province’s […]

  • Manitoba Hydro CEO Allan Danroth resigned for personal reasons.
  • Premier Wab Kinew addressed leadership turnover at Crown utility.
  • Kinew praised board chair Jamie Wilson for guiding Manitoba Hydro.

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UN chief warns of ‘grave consequences’ from Hormuz escalation

UN chief warns of ‘grave consequences’ from Hormuz escalation UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres urged restraint amid reports of further escalation in and around the Strait of Hormuz, his…

  • UN chief warns of grave consequences from Hormuz escalation.
  • Concerns over potential attacks on commercial ships and maritime infrastructure.
  • Diplomatic resolution urged through dialogue and negotiations.

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Convenient Protein Products Gaining Popularity in Japan

Tokyo, Sept. 10 (Jiji Press)--Japanese food companies are offering more protein-rich options for health-conscious consumers, including curry and coffee products.

  • Japanese food manufacturers boosting protein product production
  • House Foods Corp. launches ready-to-eat curry pouch with 30g protein
  • Maisen Fine Food Co. creates soy protein granules for rice cooking

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Exams and the ‘Wushishi’ Option

By Olusegun Adeniyi Having built a system that encourages ‘success’ at any cost, it is no surprise that increasing numbers of students (at all levels of education in Nigeria) are

  • Nigerian students widely believe cheating guarantees success.
  • NECO questions leaked ahead of exams, involving Minister and State Minister.
  • Wushishi term describes illicit examination malpractice activities.

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Akano Named Global Finalist for 2026 Humanity Flourish Prize

Founder/CEO of New Horizons Africa Group and one of Africa’s technopreneurs, Mr. Timothy Olukayode Akano, has been named a finalist for the 2026 Humanity Flourishing Prize. The nomination places Akano

  • Timothy Olukayode Akano named Global Finalist for 2026 Humanity Flourish Prize.
  • Award highlights plight of 100 million unserved children worldwide.
  • Akano's efforts address educational crisis affecting African children.

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Missed opportunity could come back to bite Bombers

Three yards. That’s all the Winnipeg Blue Bombers needed to leave Sunday’s Labour Day Classic in Regina with a victory. But instead of attempting a two-point conversion for the win, […]

  • Winnipeg Blue Bombers missed chance to win in overtime.
  • Head coach Mike O’Shea opted for extra point, not two-point conversion.
  • Rematch crucial for Bombers' playoff chances.
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