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EPL: Darren Bent names best Chelsea player after 4-3 win over Brighton • FG rules out negotiating with terrorists • EPL: Yohanna Missing As Chelsea Maintain Winning Record, Edge Brighton In Seven-Goal Thriller • How preventable diphtheria is draining Nigeria’s northern economy • Nigeria nears $1bn monthly remittance target as July inflows hit $947m – CBN • Tinubu’s fuel subsidy gamble: Nigerians paid the tax price, now Atiku offers a way • Tinubu’s fuel subsidy gamble: Nigerians paid the price, now Atiku offers a ay • FG plans six world-class medical simulation centres • No students killed at Osun convention – NANS • NYSC urges corps members to embrace cultural diversity, sustain national unity • كيف تدمر الحروب الأهلية الاقتصادات وتقوض الدول ؟ (المقال 12 من 17) • ‘Good To Get Off The Mark’ — Lookman Reacts To First Goal Of New Season • مجانين شرحبيل ! • French LGBTQ activist hospitalised after homophobic attack in Paris • EPL: Chelsea beat Brighton 4-3 to extend Alonso’s perfect start • Nigeria expresses concern over political crisis in Niger • 2027: Emir of Argungu endorses Kebbi gov for second term • Police arrest guard over sexual assault of eight-year-old in Calabar • Google Maps renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ in US • Japa: FG targets 20,000 annual medical admissions, unveils six simulation centres • EPL: Darren Bent names best Chelsea player after 4-3 win over Brighton • FG rules out negotiating with terrorists • EPL: Yohanna Missing As Chelsea Maintain Winning Record, Edge Brighton In Seven-Goal Thriller • How preventable diphtheria is draining Nigeria’s northern economy • Nigeria nears $1bn monthly remittance target as July inflows hit $947m – CBN • Tinubu’s fuel subsidy gamble: Nigerians paid the tax price, now Atiku offers a way • Tinubu’s fuel subsidy gamble: Nigerians paid the price, now Atiku offers a ay • FG plans six world-class medical simulation centres • No students killed at Osun convention – NANS • NYSC urges corps members to embrace cultural diversity, sustain national unity • كيف تدمر الحروب الأهلية الاقتصادات وتقوض الدول ؟ (المقال 12 من 17) • ‘Good To Get Off The Mark’ — Lookman Reacts To First Goal Of New Season • مجانين شرحبيل ! • French LGBTQ activist hospitalised after homophobic attack in Paris • EPL: Chelsea beat Brighton 4-3 to extend Alonso’s perfect start • Nigeria expresses concern over political crisis in Niger • 2027: Emir of Argungu endorses Kebbi gov for second term • Police arrest guard over sexual assault of eight-year-old in Calabar • Google Maps renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ in US • Japa: FG targets 20,000 annual medical admissions, unveils six simulation centres

August 30, 2026|16:54

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Omoyele Sowore

AAC rejects DSS suspension of Sowore’s case, demands complete withdrawal

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The African Action Congress rejects the DSS’s suspension of Omoyele Sowore’s cyberbullying case, demanding its complete withdrawal and an apology. Read More: https://punchng.com/aac-rejects-dss-suspension-of-sowores-case-demands-complete-withdrawal/

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