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Rugby: Nigeria Stallions beat Ghana 28-5 in Kampala Sevens opener
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The victory gives Nigeria an important start to its campaign as it continues its quest in the Kampala tournament.
- The victory gives Nigeria an important start to its campaign as it continues its quest in the Kampala tournament.
Key Takeaways
- Rugby: Nigeria Stallions beat Ghana 28-5 in Kampala Sevens opener
- NESG urges FG, others to ‘fix Nigeria’s broken education pipeline’
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Total: 2 sources•Published: 53m ago•Last Updated: 21m ago
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Rugby: Nigeria Stallions beat Ghana 28-5 in Kampala Sevens opener
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NESG urges FG, others to ‘fix Nigeria’s broken education pipeline’
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- Left: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
- Center: The victory gives Nigeria an important start to its campaign as it continues its quest in the Kampala tournament.
- Right: The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has called on government, schools, employers, technology companies and development partners to work together to
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Timeline of this story
- 35m agoThe Nation Newspaper: The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has called on government, schools, employers, technology companies and development partners to wor
- 32m agoPremium Times Nigeria: The victory gives Nigeria an important start to its campaign as it continues its quest in the Kampala tournament.
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