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Lagos fires destroy goods worth millions of naira in Ikorodu, Surulere • Osun Shooting: Emir buried as police recover second corpse • EPL: They’re 100 per cent favourites – Ljunberg names team to win title after Manchester Derby • Fahamu jinsi asali inavyotengenezwa, si kila nyuki anaweza • Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor • Kane on target, Barcelona stay perfect and Ballon d’Or debate – Football Weekly • Again, suspected Boko Haram attack claims four lives in Adamawa • TUC suspends strike over King’s College concession, gives govt two weeks • Liverpool Legend Likens Arteta To Alex Ferguson • Financial distress hits 9 firms on NGX • APM Terminals promises 24-hour barge operations in Q4 • A crisis reveals the quality of your preparation • Vowles takes charge of UK mission in Nigeria • Kenyan banks face up to 2.5% extra capital buffer under new CBK rules • Dangote’s fortune rises to $51.3bn, enters global top 40 as refinery shares trade • 2027: INEC clears Akpabio, Uzodimma, Oshiomhole, 1,300 others for Senate race (FULL LIST) • Of fingerprint harvesting and ballot stuffing: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election • “They’re Too Strong” — Okoye Reflects On Udinese’s Defeat To Inter • Atiku slams Tinubu over fuel price hike • Alonso lauds Mets fans in 'special' return to Citi Field • Lagos fires destroy goods worth millions of naira in Ikorodu, Surulere • Osun Shooting: Emir buried as police recover second corpse • EPL: They’re 100 per cent favourites – Ljunberg names team to win title after Manchester Derby • Fahamu jinsi asali inavyotengenezwa, si kila nyuki anaweza • Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor • Kane on target, Barcelona stay perfect and Ballon d’Or debate – Football Weekly • Again, suspected Boko Haram attack claims four lives in Adamawa • TUC suspends strike over King’s College concession, gives govt two weeks • Liverpool Legend Likens Arteta To Alex Ferguson • Financial distress hits 9 firms on NGX • APM Terminals promises 24-hour barge operations in Q4 • A crisis reveals the quality of your preparation • Vowles takes charge of UK mission in Nigeria • Kenyan banks face up to 2.5% extra capital buffer under new CBK rules • Dangote’s fortune rises to $51.3bn, enters global top 40 as refinery shares trade • 2027: INEC clears Akpabio, Uzodimma, Oshiomhole, 1,300 others for Senate race (FULL LIST) • Of fingerprint harvesting and ballot stuffing: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election • “They’re Too Strong” — Okoye Reflects On Udinese’s Defeat To Inter • Atiku slams Tinubu over fuel price hike • Alonso lauds Mets fans in 'special' return to Citi Field

September 15, 2026|05:39

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Arms imports jump 104% to N55bn

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Nigeria’s arms and ammunition imports surged by 104% to N55.06bn in the first half of 2026, raising concerns over weapons proliferation before the 2027 pol Read More: https://punchng.com/arms-imports-jump-104-to-n55bn/

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