TRENDING

Fireboy DML Sets October 16 Release Date for Fifth Album “ZUKO!” • Five Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs Win $50,000 Through Standard Chartered Foundation’s Women in Tech Accelerator • Presidency urges nationwide expansion of electric vehicle initiative • Five Nigerian artists to showcase works at Budapest art market • Court denies KC Luxury, two others bail over alleged cocaine trafficking • Slegers feels support from Arsenal hierarchy despite dismal run but biggest test looms • Friendly: Super Eagles storm Moscow ahead of Russia showdown • Rivers 2027: ADC Chieftain challenges APC to prove legality of Chinda’s candidacy • Ronaldo: Portuguese FA plans peace meeting with star next week — Reports • Fury’s Uncle Dismisses Joshua’s Training Claims • Saudi Arabia: Eight years after Khashoggi’s murder, IPI renews call for justice • Nollywood film ‘Agbara Nla’ breaks preview record with N71m sales • Etinosa: Stop picking elderly women – DeeOne challenges Phyna to fight DJ Dimple Nipple • Just In: Three injured as alleged thugs open fire on PDP supporters in Calabar • NNPC rolls out ₦66 fuel discount across Nigeria • Nollywood Legend Olu Jacobs Laid To Rest • US Posts Weak Job Growth Data In September • Nigeria has talents for global circus industry — National Theatre GM • Tuchel open to picking players outside Premier League for England • Radi yaua mwanafunzi, wengine watano wajeruhiwa akiwemo mwalimu • Fireboy DML Sets October 16 Release Date for Fifth Album “ZUKO!” • Five Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs Win $50,000 Through Standard Chartered Foundation’s Women in Tech Accelerator • Presidency urges nationwide expansion of electric vehicle initiative • Five Nigerian artists to showcase works at Budapest art market • Court denies KC Luxury, two others bail over alleged cocaine trafficking • Slegers feels support from Arsenal hierarchy despite dismal run but biggest test looms • Friendly: Super Eagles storm Moscow ahead of Russia showdown • Rivers 2027: ADC Chieftain challenges APC to prove legality of Chinda’s candidacy • Ronaldo: Portuguese FA plans peace meeting with star next week — Reports • Fury’s Uncle Dismisses Joshua’s Training Claims • Saudi Arabia: Eight years after Khashoggi’s murder, IPI renews call for justice • Nollywood film ‘Agbara Nla’ breaks preview record with N71m sales • Etinosa: Stop picking elderly women – DeeOne challenges Phyna to fight DJ Dimple Nipple • Just In: Three injured as alleged thugs open fire on PDP supporters in Calabar • NNPC rolls out ₦66 fuel discount across Nigeria • Nollywood Legend Olu Jacobs Laid To Rest • US Posts Weak Job Growth Data In September • Nigeria has talents for global circus industry — National Theatre GM • Tuchel open to picking players outside Premier League for England • Radi yaua mwanafunzi, wengine watano wajeruhiwa akiwemo mwalimu

October 2, 2026|17:16

Back to Home

Army

Army rescues mother, infant in Katsina

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

Nigerian Army troops have rescued five abducted women, including a mother and her infant, during an operation in Madaci Forest, Katsina State. Read More: https://punchng.com/army-rescues-mother-infant-in-katsina/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article