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On Inside Stuff this week, Matin Oloja talks about the new Northern faction of the NBA and why this is not the time to divide the house.

As cases of Covid-19 continue to increase, Nigeria risks another major battle, the food crises as a result of post-harvest losses by farmers.

Solomon Fowowe talks about the important questions about the ban on Manchester City Football Club.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic organizers have said the games will go as planned despite the rift rumours that this year’s 2020 Games might be canceled or postponed because of the spread of the coronavirus.

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The Nutmeg reviews Liverpool's cruising train and Mane's huge influence in title discussion.

A delay in the recall of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in South Korea has forced the company to push back the release of new phones, costing the firm close to $2bn.

Nigeria's equities market returned to negative territory today after ending higher yesterday.

Samsung has told customers to stop using the Galaxy Note 7 immediately, while airlines urge passengers to refrain from using the phones during flights.

The Nigeria Stock Exchange All Share Index continued its negative trend and ended for the day in the red for the third consecutive session.

Nigeria's equities market ended on a negative note today for the second session this week