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NFL Media Rights, Nigerian Arrest, and Arcosa Shareholder Vote
The NFL is preparing for a significantly different next media rights deal, reshaping sports broadcasting landscapes. In other news, Arcosa shareholders approved an $8.5 billion acquisition by CRH, while a woman in Nigeria was arrested for distributing fake OPay notices.
10 Sept, 17:40 — 10 Sept, 17:43
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YahooMostly Factual1h ago
Arcosa Shareholders Approve $8.5B CRH Deal. Does the Vote De-Risk a First-Quarter 2027 Closing?
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The NFL's next media rights deal could look a lot different from today's
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Video: ‘I deleted it, apologised,’ says lady arrested over fake OPay notice
Hafsat Abubakar, the 27-year-old woman arrested over the alleged creation and circulation of a forged document claiming that fintech company OPay was shutting down its operations, has broken her silence, saying she deleted the post and publicly apologised after the company flagged it as fake. The post Video: ‘I deleted it, apologised,’ says lady arrested over fake OPay notice appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Henry Oduah
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First report: Yahoo · 10 Sept, 17:40|Full coverage: 3 · 3m|Window: 3m
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