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Data commission warns Nigerians against malicious electronic messages • Follow live: Chelsea visit unbeaten Brentford in London derby • Vikings to start Wentz with Murray on the mend • Mambilla: Atiku reacts to allegation of collecting $500,000 bribe to award Sunrise contract • Life of every Nigerian matters – Tinubu orders probe of Minna illegal miners’ death • Zidane names first squad, confirms Mbappe France captain • Enyimba Goalkeeper Etum Ruled Out for Two Weeks With Injury • Equities rally nears 19-year high as global capital reopens for Nigeria • Atiku calls for fuel price relief as Mambilla ruling renews scrutiny of $500,000 payment • Egerton-Idehen underfire over alleged procurement irregularities, poor staff welfare at NIGCOMSAT • Boko Haram fighters used ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok for weapons, attacks – Cambridge study • Nigerian Army announces recruitment for technical specialists • NLO warns clubs against participation in unauthorised competitions • NAF bombs suspected terrorists’ hideouts in Zamfara forest • Clean Energy for Nigerian Communities: BLUETTI, UN-Habitat Unite to Empower Makurdi, Yelwata • Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel • They sprayed us something in the cell — Survivor of Niger miners’ deaths recounts • Naira exchange rate today, September 18, 2026: Naira appreciates against USD after depreciation • Yamal Speaks Out On Facing Relentless Racial Discrimination • $500,000 payment to Atiku’s ex-wife raises ‘significant red flags’ in Mambilla dispute – ICC tribunal • Data commission warns Nigerians against malicious electronic messages • Follow live: Chelsea visit unbeaten Brentford in London derby • Vikings to start Wentz with Murray on the mend • Mambilla: Atiku reacts to allegation of collecting $500,000 bribe to award Sunrise contract • Life of every Nigerian matters – Tinubu orders probe of Minna illegal miners’ death • Zidane names first squad, confirms Mbappe France captain • Enyimba Goalkeeper Etum Ruled Out for Two Weeks With Injury • Equities rally nears 19-year high as global capital reopens for Nigeria • Atiku calls for fuel price relief as Mambilla ruling renews scrutiny of $500,000 payment • Egerton-Idehen underfire over alleged procurement irregularities, poor staff welfare at NIGCOMSAT • Boko Haram fighters used ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok for weapons, attacks – Cambridge study • Nigerian Army announces recruitment for technical specialists • NLO warns clubs against participation in unauthorised competitions • NAF bombs suspected terrorists’ hideouts in Zamfara forest • Clean Energy for Nigerian Communities: BLUETTI, UN-Habitat Unite to Empower Makurdi, Yelwata • Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel • They sprayed us something in the cell — Survivor of Niger miners’ deaths recounts • Naira exchange rate today, September 18, 2026: Naira appreciates against USD after depreciation • Yamal Speaks Out On Facing Relentless Racial Discrimination • $500,000 payment to Atiku’s ex-wife raises ‘significant red flags’ in Mambilla dispute – ICC tribunal

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Abia first lady provides cash support, health insurance for sickle cell, albinism communities

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Abia State’s First Lady, Priscilla Otti, has provided N50,000 cash support and health insurance enrolment for persons with sickle cell and albinism. Read More: https://punchng.com/abia-first-lady-provides-cash-support-health-insurance-for-sickle-cell-albinism-communities/

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