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Sell-offs Persist as Stock Market Sheds N440bn • Catholic priest urges youths to shun peer pressure • NNPC raises the alarm over widening energy skills gap • GTCO secures NGX extension for H1 2026 results • 🏈 Fantasy football running back tiers • Oil output surges as losses via pipelines fall • Three rescued as thugs attack Bauchi community • CBN pushes wider adoption of digital payment channels • Why FAAN Banned Uber, Bolt at Lagos, Abuja Airports • FG launches Kwara agro-forestry campaign for expansion • Prestige Assurance accepts director’s resignation • AFRACA-NIRSAL Masterclass Opens in Lagos, Builds Financial Institutions’ Capacity • ‘Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Growth Depends on Turning Reforms into Bankable Projects’ • Flipside of Airport Disruption by Labour Unions • UBA approves H1 2026 audited accounts, appoints Puri director • Shagari urges transparency in Sokoto subsidised grain sales • Missing ’96 AFCON, CAF ban cost Eagles trophies – Okocha • Revisiting Anohu’s Financial Pathways for Decarbonisation in Global Growth Markets, Frontier Economies • FG unveils Borno fertility centre • Nigeria’s energy inflation drops to 4.37% in July • Sell-offs Persist as Stock Market Sheds N440bn • Catholic priest urges youths to shun peer pressure • NNPC raises the alarm over widening energy skills gap • GTCO secures NGX extension for H1 2026 results • 🏈 Fantasy football running back tiers • Oil output surges as losses via pipelines fall • Three rescued as thugs attack Bauchi community • CBN pushes wider adoption of digital payment channels • Why FAAN Banned Uber, Bolt at Lagos, Abuja Airports • FG launches Kwara agro-forestry campaign for expansion • Prestige Assurance accepts director’s resignation • AFRACA-NIRSAL Masterclass Opens in Lagos, Builds Financial Institutions’ Capacity • ‘Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Growth Depends on Turning Reforms into Bankable Projects’ • Flipside of Airport Disruption by Labour Unions • UBA approves H1 2026 audited accounts, appoints Puri director • Shagari urges transparency in Sokoto subsidised grain sales • Missing ’96 AFCON, CAF ban cost Eagles trophies – Okocha • Revisiting Anohu’s Financial Pathways for Decarbonisation in Global Growth Markets, Frontier Economies • FG unveils Borno fertility centre • Nigeria’s energy inflation drops to 4.37% in July

August 21, 2026|01:39

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10 arrested as vandals steal 1,800 manholes on coastal highway

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Lagos Police arrest 10 suspects linked to extensive Coastal Road vandalism, including the theft of 1,800 manholes and 1km of fencing. Authorities vow to pr Read More: https://punchng.com/10-arrested-as-vandals-steal-1800-manholes-on-coastal-highway/

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