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The Nigerian Tribune you find details this morning.

And in the Vanguard, CBN probes banks of a restriction of customers' access to FX accounts to issue circular to commercial banks as banks place limits to dispensable amounts.

And you find a picture story of the Kenyan President William Rutte's visit to the Luma Dangote Refinery in Kenya.

Electoral Act.

King's College concession, Unity Colleges, reopened today.

Tinubu return marks independence anniversary in Lagos.

The Vanguard newspaper this morning.

Straight from there to the nation, APC raises campaign tempo for Tinubu governors, orders.

there doesn't seem to be anything on the horizon all right but i believe in miracles and so we'll see if that that will happen

okay okay interesting uh what happens in vegas will stay in vegas um let's move on to the the papers this morning please feel free to follow us online as we're streaming on facebook and youtube and you can also drop your comments there um you can send them on whatsapp as well uh if you want to say anything oh hi welcome back to uncle jimmy Page 8 of today's Vanguard.

Nigeria fully represented at the 81st UN General Assembly as Shatima leads delegation, federal government.

Nigeria fully represented at the 81st UN General Assembly as Shatima leads delegation.

Okay.

All right.

Let's look at this one still from the Vanguard.

I think most of the papers are not here today.

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... uh, I'm reading it from the Vanguard News.

It says, uh, um, he's a veteran Nigerian actor and film executive.

Oludotun Beyiwu, that's Jacobs, popularly known as Olu Jacobs.

The Punch newspaper this morning.

And away from the punch, let's take a look at headlines you find in the Vanguard.

Economic gains must show in Nigerians' lives.

CBN.

Strengthen justice delivery.

NIS resolves technical glitch, processes 230 applicants on day one of UK exercise.

In the Vanguard newspaper, you read details of that and more of the previous stories.

Blockade of Yaluata-bound convoy, Benue government, OB clash.

Businesses suffer as federal government's domestic borrowings surge 90% to 24.7 trillion naira.

That's the lead story in the Vanguard newspaper this morning and you find riders here.

Credits to government grows 4.5 times faster than private sector.

Borrowing projected to hit 34 trillion naira at year end.

Analysts warn of repayment crisis.

Funds for infrastructure, education at risk, CPPE.

The Vanguard this morning.

I don't finance bandit kingpins.

Okay.

Let's go take a look at these other stories in the Vanguard newspaper.

Yeah.

Okay.

Then we were offered three million dollars to stop Tino Bull's investigation.

U.S. lobby firm alleges that in the Vanguard page nine.

Here we go.

Now, I'm sure all of you are quite familiar with the firm, the lobby firm that is pushing for the revelation of the records of the president as regards some drug-related, let me look for a nice word, drug-related incidents that were ascribed to him.

That is my submission this morning.

Yes, indeed.

Let's go to the Vanguard newspaper.

We are not

He's back.

Let's go to the business page of the Vanguard newspaper.

Fresh petrol price hike looms as depot rate hits 1,290.

There is a similar story here in The Punch, page 20.

Those who fall for this, give me good luck to them.

Okay.

Let's go to the editorial in the Vanguard newspaper.

Let ideas dominate the campaigns.