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Mbinu za kukwepa shinikizo la damu, kuishi kwa matumaini • I belong in Trabzonspor, Onuachu rejects exit • Customs intercepts N809.6m expired vape in Lagos • Pinnick backs FIFA $40m funding over government support • Housing crisis: Declare emergency on building costs, not rent — Wamakko • Accord petitions Tinubu, IG over alleged police harassment • Enoh Applauds Dangote as Nigeria’s Industrial Giant, Sets 20% Manufacturing GDP Target by 2030 • Alimi AbdulRazaq at 70: A Life of Purpose, Principle and Enduring Legacy • FROM BAN TO BLUEPRINT: NIGERIA’S VIRTUAL ASSETS TURN • ALHAJI ABUBAKAR ALHAJI (1938-2026) • CITIZENS’ RESPONSIBILITIES AND FCT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT • Experts: Airport Runway Rehabilitation Necessary to Curb Major Incidents During Flooding • CODE unveils initiative to reduce zero-dose children in Sokoto • Bauchi police arrest four over two separate homicide cases • DEMOCRACY BY COURT ORDER • EKO 2026: WHERE LEGENDS BEGIN • TAC LAWMNA holds 50th convention • Kano APC stalwart hails Ganduje, Kuku airports reforms • How Akwa Ibom’s Governance and Security Model Earned Four Continental Honours in The Gambia • Opposition, critics under siege – Ebonyi SDP chair • Mbinu za kukwepa shinikizo la damu, kuishi kwa matumaini • I belong in Trabzonspor, Onuachu rejects exit • Customs intercepts N809.6m expired vape in Lagos • Pinnick backs FIFA $40m funding over government support • Housing crisis: Declare emergency on building costs, not rent — Wamakko • Accord petitions Tinubu, IG over alleged police harassment • Enoh Applauds Dangote as Nigeria’s Industrial Giant, Sets 20% Manufacturing GDP Target by 2030 • Alimi AbdulRazaq at 70: A Life of Purpose, Principle and Enduring Legacy • FROM BAN TO BLUEPRINT: NIGERIA’S VIRTUAL ASSETS TURN • ALHAJI ABUBAKAR ALHAJI (1938-2026) • CITIZENS’ RESPONSIBILITIES AND FCT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT • Experts: Airport Runway Rehabilitation Necessary to Curb Major Incidents During Flooding • CODE unveils initiative to reduce zero-dose children in Sokoto • Bauchi police arrest four over two separate homicide cases • DEMOCRACY BY COURT ORDER • EKO 2026: WHERE LEGENDS BEGIN • TAC LAWMNA holds 50th convention • Kano APC stalwart hails Ganduje, Kuku airports reforms • How Akwa Ibom’s Governance and Security Model Earned Four Continental Honours in The Gambia • Opposition, critics under siege – Ebonyi SDP chair

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34 institutions face sanctions over forex rule violations

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is set to sanction 34 institutions for foreign exchange rule violations, as revealed in its 2025 Annual Report. Read More: https://punchng.com/34-institutions-face-sanctions-over-forex-rule-violations/

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