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Unite withdraws from APeX coalition talks • Air Peace workers dissociate selves from aviation unions’ picketing • 2027: I’ll still back Peter Obi – Ezekwesili • GFA unveils 4-pillar manifesto ahead of 2026 election • Ferries manager speaks on First lady-Dibba incident at terminal • Plateau activist accuses soldiers of killing Mangu youth leader • Nigerian Govt still paying subsidies — Sowore • Oburu Oginga resigns as Senate Energy Committee Chair • Darboe urges women to use 2026 election for change • APP-Sobeyaa considers next move after exit from coalition • Peter Obi denies asking soldiers to reject salary increase • Nigerian newspapers review: Why we planned coup against Tinubu – Col Ma’aji • ‘Opposition needs neutral technocrat to lead for unity, system change’ • UDP SAYS IT IS DENIED ACCESS TO KAIRABA CONFERENCE CENTRE • Oyo electoral body accepts Wike-backed PDP candidates for council polls • ‘I’m not afraid of death’ – Peter Okoye reveals his only fear [Video] • MTN restores services after outage in parts of Enugu • Jonathan’s 2015 sacrifice saved Nigeria’s democracy — Nenadi Usman • NCWS Tasks Women to Vote Wisely, Seeks More Political Positions • Families of soldiers accused of coup plot against Tinubu raise fresh alarm • Unite withdraws from APeX coalition talks • Air Peace workers dissociate selves from aviation unions’ picketing • 2027: I’ll still back Peter Obi – Ezekwesili • GFA unveils 4-pillar manifesto ahead of 2026 election • Ferries manager speaks on First lady-Dibba incident at terminal • Plateau activist accuses soldiers of killing Mangu youth leader • Nigerian Govt still paying subsidies — Sowore • Oburu Oginga resigns as Senate Energy Committee Chair • Darboe urges women to use 2026 election for change • APP-Sobeyaa considers next move after exit from coalition • Peter Obi denies asking soldiers to reject salary increase • Nigerian newspapers review: Why we planned coup against Tinubu – Col Ma’aji • ‘Opposition needs neutral technocrat to lead for unity, system change’ • UDP SAYS IT IS DENIED ACCESS TO KAIRABA CONFERENCE CENTRE • Oyo electoral body accepts Wike-backed PDP candidates for council polls • ‘I’m not afraid of death’ – Peter Okoye reveals his only fear [Video] • MTN restores services after outage in parts of Enugu • Jonathan’s 2015 sacrifice saved Nigeria’s democracy — Nenadi Usman • NCWS Tasks Women to Vote Wisely, Seeks More Political Positions • Families of soldiers accused of coup plot against Tinubu raise fresh alarm

August 11, 2026|10:36

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14 clandestine miners killed in disused S’Africa mine

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

Fourteen clandestine miners died and eight were injured in a rockfall at a disused South Africa mine. Learn more about the perilous conditions faced by ill Read More: https://punchng.com/14-clandestine-miners-killed-in-disused-safrica-mine/

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