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State honours late diplomat James Victor Gbeho with solemn funeral • Thousands gather at Independence Square to honour Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka • 'There was no need for Supreme Court’s interpretation, OSP-AG dispute was just an ego clash' – Dr. Asante-Otchere • Dagbon Kingmakers enskin late Ya-Na’s eldest son as Regent; oversees final funeral rites, succession process • 'OSP constitutional challenge was much ado about nothing' — Former Gomoa West MP • 97% have host country’s agreement – Nigerian govt on Tinubu’s ambassadors • Osun Guber: INEC chairman orders priority treatment for elderly voters • BREAKING: Ibadan chief Lekan Alabi dies at 76 • Choosing Atiku as running mate was my biggest political mistake – Obasanjo • Police foil cult initiation in Ogun, arrest 17, recover firearm • Onyejeocha Says Free Medical Outreach Aligns with Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, Sponsors N5m Surgery for Baby • US embassies urge citizens to consider leaving Middle East • Court awards journalist N12 million in damages against police for illegal arrest, detention • Ten-man Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-1 in Sydney • Glasgow 2026: Reporter’s Diary – Day 6: My First Meeting with an Iraqi • PFIPC: Group calls for automation of federal civil service • Lagos to host 2026 CAF Awards • Ogazi wins 10th gold medal for Nigeria at Glasgow 2026 • Power is temporary, ex-governor Jang tells politicians • [ICYMI] CJN bans use of ‘Barrister’ title as name prefix at Supreme Court • State honours late diplomat James Victor Gbeho with solemn funeral • Thousands gather at Independence Square to honour Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka • 'There was no need for Supreme Court’s interpretation, OSP-AG dispute was just an ego clash' – Dr. Asante-Otchere • Dagbon Kingmakers enskin late Ya-Na’s eldest son as Regent; oversees final funeral rites, succession process • 'OSP constitutional challenge was much ado about nothing' — Former Gomoa West MP • 97% have host country’s agreement – Nigerian govt on Tinubu’s ambassadors • Osun Guber: INEC chairman orders priority treatment for elderly voters • BREAKING: Ibadan chief Lekan Alabi dies at 76 • Choosing Atiku as running mate was my biggest political mistake – Obasanjo • Police foil cult initiation in Ogun, arrest 17, recover firearm • Onyejeocha Says Free Medical Outreach Aligns with Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, Sponsors N5m Surgery for Baby • US embassies urge citizens to consider leaving Middle East • Court awards journalist N12 million in damages against police for illegal arrest, detention • Ten-man Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-1 in Sydney • Glasgow 2026: Reporter’s Diary – Day 6: My First Meeting with an Iraqi • PFIPC: Group calls for automation of federal civil service • Lagos to host 2026 CAF Awards • Ogazi wins 10th gold medal for Nigeria at Glasgow 2026 • Power is temporary, ex-governor Jang tells politicians • [ICYMI] CJN bans use of ‘Barrister’ title as name prefix at Supreme Court

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Commonwealth Games: Australia widen lead as Nigeria stay fifth on medal table

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Australia widens its lead at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, dominating the medal table. Nigeria remains Africa’s top performer, holding fifth place in the Co Read More: https://punchng.com/commonwealth-games-australia-widen-lead-as-nigeria-stay-fifth-on-medal-table/

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