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Only four years to the next men’s World Cup – what can we expect from the 2030 edition? • Plateau gov apologises to Igbo over civil war role • Soldiers kill Boko Haram fighter, foil levy collection in Yobe • 10 players, coaches who broke records at World Cup 2026 • Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer threaten legal action over death call • FRSC confirms two dead in Abeokuta auto crash • World Cup 2026: Messi tops list of players with successful dribbles [Full list] • Yobe begins health insurance enrolment for retired civil servants • CBMT strengthens Gambian CSOs’ capacity for effective budget tracking • Stakeholders validate revise Made in Gambia Action Plan • The Bulock incident- who stands to gain from it? • Ballon d’Or 2026: ‘He has an advantage’ – Lothar Matthäus names player to win award • Africa Shield: Why securing development is becoming a new security priority • Troops arrest 10 suspected terrorist’ logistics suppliers in Kebbi • Police say Nigerian who ‘killed’ girlfriend did so for financial reasons • Chief Justice calls for protection of rule of law, judicial independence as he retires • NPP kingpin disagrees with Bensouda over Bulock barracks demolition • Senegal backs Macky Sall’s UN candidacy • UDP advises IEC to extend scrutiny period of provisional voter list • DEFENCE MINISTER APPEALS FOR DE-ESCALATION IN GAMBIA-SENEGAL BORDER TENSION • Only four years to the next men’s World Cup – what can we expect from the 2030 edition? • Plateau gov apologises to Igbo over civil war role • Soldiers kill Boko Haram fighter, foil levy collection in Yobe • 10 players, coaches who broke records at World Cup 2026 • Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer threaten legal action over death call • FRSC confirms two dead in Abeokuta auto crash • World Cup 2026: Messi tops list of players with successful dribbles [Full list] • Yobe begins health insurance enrolment for retired civil servants • CBMT strengthens Gambian CSOs’ capacity for effective budget tracking • Stakeholders validate revise Made in Gambia Action Plan • The Bulock incident- who stands to gain from it? • Ballon d’Or 2026: ‘He has an advantage’ – Lothar Matthäus names player to win award • Africa Shield: Why securing development is becoming a new security priority • Troops arrest 10 suspected terrorist’ logistics suppliers in Kebbi • Police say Nigerian who ‘killed’ girlfriend did so for financial reasons • Chief Justice calls for protection of rule of law, judicial independence as he retires • NPP kingpin disagrees with Bensouda over Bulock barracks demolition • Senegal backs Macky Sall’s UN candidacy • UDP advises IEC to extend scrutiny period of provisional voter list • DEFENCE MINISTER APPEALS FOR DE-ESCALATION IN GAMBIA-SENEGAL BORDER TENSION

July 21, 2026|10:38

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Eight die, nine missing in Jigawa boat tragedy

Punch Nigeria about 8 hours 1 mins read

Eight bodies recovered and nine still missing after a tragic boat accident in Jigawa State. Learn more about the ongoing search and rescue efforts. Read More: https://punchng.com/eight-die-nine-missing-in-jigawa-boat-tragedy/

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