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Miners’ Deaths: NSCDC Gets New Niger State Commandant
 The new Niger State commandant’s assumption of office comes amid heightened public concern following the death of 37 suspected illegal miners in the custody of the NSCDC.
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2Baba turns 51 with grand birthday dinner, album listening party and Jollof launch
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APM condemns death of 37 in NSCDC custody, demands transparent probe
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Borno polio cases drop as UNICEF targets zero infections
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Kwara to address barriers to family planning uptake
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Makinde’s aide defends streetlight generators, stadium renovation
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Stray bullet kills 400-level IBB university student
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Petrol Price Crisis: Dangote to Subsidise Transport Costs Across Nigeria
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Akwa Ibom local council bans use of pupils for manual labour in schools
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Mambilla: How and why Sunrise, Leno Adesanya, lost at ICC tribunal in Paris
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Bauchi by-election: Police arrest 47 for impersonating state security
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Oyo APC defends Alli, questions Makinde’s record
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I wish Charlie Boy had resembled his father — Obasanjo
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Anambra oil-bearing communities protest neglect, deplorable amenities, seek govt intervention
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Subsidy: You are inordinately ambitious – Showunmi blasts Atiku
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Police recover guns, drugs, military uniforms in separate Delta operation
 The Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Samuel Erale, said the command would continue intelligence-led operations against kidnapping, cultism and the spread of illegal firearms across the state. 
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‘We’re not spoiled; we’re still proving ourselves to our father’ — Dangote’s daughters
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Anambra debt controversy: Peter Obi’s prominent appointee finally reacts, releases document
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Blood Transfusion: Jehovah’s Witnesses ease restrictions after eight decades
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Nigeria won’t return to fuel subsidy regime, Tinubu vows
 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ruled out a return to the fuel subsidy regime, which he said some opposition political leaders were
The post Nigeria won’t return to fuel subsidy regime, Tinubu vows appeared first on Tribune Online. 
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Alert! Flood danger looms in 15 Nigerian states
 He urged residents of vulnerable communities to relocate people, livestock and valuable belongings to higher and safer locations where necessary. 
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Tinubu urges CNG rollout as petrol prices surge
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2027: Progressives not working together – APC South-east
 The All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s claim that progressives are working together ahead of
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Revealed: What Mikel Arteta said about what went wrong for Arsenal against Brighton
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Arms imports rise 104% to N55bn in six months
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Jehovah’s Witnesses Relax Blood Transfusion Policy
 The Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses has announced a change in its guidance on blood, allowing members to decide, according to their personal conscience, whether to accept or donate the four main components of blood. The organisation disclosed this in a statement issued by its World Headquarters in Warwick, New York, and published on its […] 
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NSCDC appoints new Niger commandant after miners die in custody
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Brighton defeat a ‘big lesson’ against complacency for Arsenal, says Arteta
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Kano court remands TikToker Yar Lele over alleged defamation, harassment
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Three Edo students win scholarships after anti-drug marathon
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2027: Bayelsa APC confident of grassroots strength
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Stray bullet kills 400-level student during land dispute in Niger
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Agency issues high flood risk alert for Lagos, Rivers, Imo, Kogi, 11 others
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Land Dispute Horror: Stray bullet kills university student in Niger
 The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Mohammed Sulaiman, expressed sorrow over the death, describing it as a painful loss to the university community. 
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We won’t apologise for keeping state illuminated — Oyo govt
 The Oyo State Government has defended its streetlight and Lekan Salami Stadium projects, dismissing criticisms from the campaign organisation of the
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“I was 4 months pregnant”: Toyin Abraham opens up about miscarriage, recalls Pastor Bolaji Idowu's support
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