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BusinessDay 12th Aug 2026 • Betting firm marks Youth Day with celeb football clash • Durosinmi targets Belgian Golden Boot • Mikel trolls Arsenal over Vinicius signing • Osimhen, Onuachu get new rivals for Super Lig Golden Boot • National U-15 t’tennis tournament begins • C’wealth Games gold medallist returns to McDonald’s job • Oshoala rallies fans ahead crunch South Africa clash • W’Cup qualifiers: Nigeria target victory against Rwanda • ANALYSIS: OsunDecides2026: Ex-governors, their remarkable feats, low moments • Wizara nne za SMZ bila mawaziri, somo jipya la utendaji serikalini • NPFL player Ozor in ICU after reported death • CIPM pushes strategic shift, inducts 78 members • Nigeria win more medals at C’wealth Fencing Champs • American Cola unveils revamped Ilupeju basketball court • Falcons ready to take second chance, says Madugu • Nigerian firms rethink board strategies amid rising climate risks • Infrastructure terrorism: How scavengers wreak havoc on public facilities • Data localisation will create new investment opportunities –GB CEO • Industry Newspaper announces chair for impact companies awards • BusinessDay 12th Aug 2026 • Betting firm marks Youth Day with celeb football clash • Durosinmi targets Belgian Golden Boot • Mikel trolls Arsenal over Vinicius signing • Osimhen, Onuachu get new rivals for Super Lig Golden Boot • National U-15 t’tennis tournament begins • C’wealth Games gold medallist returns to McDonald’s job • Oshoala rallies fans ahead crunch South Africa clash • W’Cup qualifiers: Nigeria target victory against Rwanda • ANALYSIS: OsunDecides2026: Ex-governors, their remarkable feats, low moments • Wizara nne za SMZ bila mawaziri, somo jipya la utendaji serikalini • NPFL player Ozor in ICU after reported death • CIPM pushes strategic shift, inducts 78 members • Nigeria win more medals at C’wealth Fencing Champs • American Cola unveils revamped Ilupeju basketball court • Falcons ready to take second chance, says Madugu • Nigerian firms rethink board strategies amid rising climate risks • Infrastructure terrorism: How scavengers wreak havoc on public facilities • Data localisation will create new investment opportunities –GB CEO • Industry Newspaper announces chair for impact companies awards

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Deputy Customs Commission Among 91 Economic Crime Suspects

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[Reporter] Ethiopian Customs Commission deputy commissioner Azezew Chane is among 91 detainees suspected of organized economic crimes. Investigations uncovered alleged networks within the revenues and customs administration that manipulated tax assessments, processed forged payment receipts and deleted electronic records, resulting in losses of government revenue.

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