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بنك السودان المركزي يقرر سحب الطبعات القديمة من فئة الـ500 جنيه من التداول في جميع الولايات • Swiss FA ‘cannot justify’ its support for Infantino’s re-election as Fifa president • Wavinya denies claims of Kalonzo warming up to Ruto • Mbah to 17 new LG council chairmen: No honeymoon, work to eradicate poverty • Nigeria’s mineral deal with America won’t save Tinubu from FBI probe – US firm • Stanel Group’s Uzochukwu congratulates Flutterwave founder Agboola on recognition among world’s top 100 fintech leaders • Nigerian workers threaten warning strike over high petrol prices, minimum wage • Musa Azare: Bala Mohammed: The performer who delivers – Why continuity matters for Bauchi ll • Adamawa Assembly passes bill to curb multiple taxation • Troops discover, detonate IED in Borno • Akwa Ibom Judiciary generated N437m for 2025/2026 legal year- Chief Judge • DAILY POST’s Gift Oba emerges Treasurer as Fatungase leads new Ogun Correspondents’ Chapel exco • Nigeria’s next growth driver is diaspora ownership, not remittances — Giwa • Women’s board representation must translate into economic power, TEWS convener says • BusinessDay, YSoT to examine Nigeria’s economic reforms and growth paradox • Dangote breaks ground on $16bn East African oil refinery in Kenya • US increases immigration application fees, effective Oct 16 • Nigeria @66: Make manufacturing engine of job creation – LCCI • Sultan urges religious leaders to prevent maternal, child deaths • Independence: Don’t lose hope, Labour Party tells Nigerians • بنك السودان المركزي يقرر سحب الطبعات القديمة من فئة الـ500 جنيه من التداول في جميع الولايات • Swiss FA ‘cannot justify’ its support for Infantino’s re-election as Fifa president • Wavinya denies claims of Kalonzo warming up to Ruto • Mbah to 17 new LG council chairmen: No honeymoon, work to eradicate poverty • Nigeria’s mineral deal with America won’t save Tinubu from FBI probe – US firm • Stanel Group’s Uzochukwu congratulates Flutterwave founder Agboola on recognition among world’s top 100 fintech leaders • Nigerian workers threaten warning strike over high petrol prices, minimum wage • Musa Azare: Bala Mohammed: The performer who delivers – Why continuity matters for Bauchi ll • Adamawa Assembly passes bill to curb multiple taxation • Troops discover, detonate IED in Borno • Akwa Ibom Judiciary generated N437m for 2025/2026 legal year- Chief Judge • DAILY POST’s Gift Oba emerges Treasurer as Fatungase leads new Ogun Correspondents’ Chapel exco • Nigeria’s next growth driver is diaspora ownership, not remittances — Giwa • Women’s board representation must translate into economic power, TEWS convener says • BusinessDay, YSoT to examine Nigeria’s economic reforms and growth paradox • Dangote breaks ground on $16bn East African oil refinery in Kenya • US increases immigration application fees, effective Oct 16 • Nigeria @66: Make manufacturing engine of job creation – LCCI • Sultan urges religious leaders to prevent maternal, child deaths • Independence: Don’t lose hope, Labour Party tells Nigerians

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Alleged Coup trial: Military shifts ruling to October 5

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

A General Court Martial has again postponed its ruling on the admissibility of statements in the alleged coup trial, shifting the date to October 5. Read More: https://punchng.com/alleged-coup-trial-military-shifts-ruling-to-october-5/

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