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Aston Villa Begin Champions League Campaign With 3-2 Win At Club Brugge • 2027: ‘APC will come last’ — Adebayo vows to defeat Tinubu • Singer Papi Urhobo dies after severe illness • Eguavoen named interim Super Falcons coach ahead of Olympic qualifiers • Gov. Okpebholo rewards WAFU-B Champions Edo Queens with N50m • Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa • First-half treble powers Aston Villa to Champions League win at Club Brugge • LaLiga: If you haven’t won title for two years, it’s your problem – Yamal to Real Madrid • Fire damages transformer, guts paint factory in Kano • Obi Visits Plateau Attack Victims, Demands Decisive Action To Protect Lives • 2027: Oyo SDP replaces gov candidate • Woman found dead in Cross River hotel, police hunt male guest • Kebbi military widows, Nigerian Legion trade blame over association’s leadership • Police foil planned kidnap operation, recover arms in Akwa Ibom • Stakeholders’ involvement in 2026/2027 national anti-bushfire campaign crucial—GNFS Planning Committee • Mamprugu Youth calls for crackdown on fake Facebook accounts over alleged false accusations, threats in Binduri • Gov’t moves to tighten checks on Ghanaians travelling abroad — Ablakwa • Energy Commission leads stakeholders to validate 2026 Integrated Power System Master Plan • WAFU-B Success: Okpebholo Rewards Edo Queens With ₦50m • 2027: Ogogo was lined up as Ogun tourism, culture special adviser — Yayi • Aston Villa Begin Champions League Campaign With 3-2 Win At Club Brugge • 2027: ‘APC will come last’ — Adebayo vows to defeat Tinubu • Singer Papi Urhobo dies after severe illness • Eguavoen named interim Super Falcons coach ahead of Olympic qualifiers • Gov. Okpebholo rewards WAFU-B Champions Edo Queens with N50m • Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa • First-half treble powers Aston Villa to Champions League win at Club Brugge • LaLiga: If you haven’t won title for two years, it’s your problem – Yamal to Real Madrid • Fire damages transformer, guts paint factory in Kano • Obi Visits Plateau Attack Victims, Demands Decisive Action To Protect Lives • 2027: Oyo SDP replaces gov candidate • Woman found dead in Cross River hotel, police hunt male guest • Kebbi military widows, Nigerian Legion trade blame over association’s leadership • Police foil planned kidnap operation, recover arms in Akwa Ibom • Stakeholders’ involvement in 2026/2027 national anti-bushfire campaign crucial—GNFS Planning Committee • Mamprugu Youth calls for crackdown on fake Facebook accounts over alleged false accusations, threats in Binduri • Gov’t moves to tighten checks on Ghanaians travelling abroad — Ablakwa • Energy Commission leads stakeholders to validate 2026 Integrated Power System Master Plan • WAFU-B Success: Okpebholo Rewards Edo Queens With ₦50m • 2027: Ogogo was lined up as Ogun tourism, culture special adviser — Yayi

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ECOWAS warns against diversion of legally acquired arms in West Africa

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ECOWAS warns member states about the grave danger of diverting legally acquired arms for illicit purposes, emphasizing effective stockpile management and n Read More: https://punchng.com/ecowas-warns-against-diversion-of-legally-acquired-arms-in-west-africa/

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