These are the headlines in today’s edition of The Guardian. Get The Guardian on the newsstands for the latest in world news, sports, and in-depth analysis. ⁣ 1. Debt, oil output volatility weigh on fiscal outlook despite higher revenue 2. CAN seeks

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NSCDC rescued and paraded 24 human trafficking victims in Badagry, Lagos, arresting three suspects, while two others remain fugitive.

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A weekend rainstorm damaged facilities at UNN, blowing off hostel roofs, uprooting trees and disrupting accommodation across campus.

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Thousands gathered in Lagos to honour T.B. Joshua, marking five years since his passing with worship, tributes and testimonies.

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Datti claims Atiku could have won with Obi’s support, as PDP’s INEC suit and NDC crisis intensify tensions.

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Nigeria’s inflation rose to 16.06% in April 2026, driven by fuel price shocks, surging food costs, insecurity, flooding and farm input expenses.

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Nigeria’s revenue rose, but weak oil earnings, higher debt costs, overspending and widening deficits continue to strain public finances.

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Foreign exchange volatility and delayed automotive policy implementation are hindering Nigeria’s automotive sector growth, Honda executive says.

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Ayra Starr responds to online criticism over her outfit after TikTok video featuring her look sparks widespread social media debate.

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Niger Delta agitators demand probe into alleged N257bn Amnesty Programme diversion, urge EFCC and others to investigate.

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NUJ Oyo criticizes late-night WAEC exams as unsafe, urges timetable review, warns journalists against partisan political branding.

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Tamunosoye Karibi-George of Bayelsa wins Miss World Nigeria 2026, set to represent Nigeria at global pageant in Vietnam.

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Christian Eriksen collapses during Denmark vs Ukraine friendly, prompting immediate medical response and abandonment of the match.