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NFF Appeals CAF Decision To Annul Edo Queens’ WAFU-B Final Victory • Group wants Mbah to intervene over removal of APC executives • Tinubu To Address The Nation On Independence Day • Red Sox's Anthony ruled out of ALWC with hand, wrist injuries • Bohm homer in 10th prolongs Phils' season after Harper gaffe, HR • NEMA Donates Relief Materials To Ebonyi Flood Victims As Flash Floods Hit Community • Baffour Awuah wanted over alleged financial loss, dissipation of public funds and money laundering at SIC Life Savings & Loans— Srem-Sai • 2027: Makinde appoints ex-minister as campaign DG • RATE DECISION: ZAMBIA SLASHES RATE 250 POINTS TO LOWEST IN 15 YEARS • SA JOB CRISIS: ABOUT 400,000 YOUTHS EARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN 1Q 2026 • LAMU Dangote Refinery is a Game Changer for East Africa Economy - Agnes Gitau • ETHIOPIA INSURANCE: NEW RULES TO DRIVE LOCAL INSURANCE MARKET • DANGOTE REFINERY KENYA: GROUNDBREAKING FOR $16 BILLION FACILITY HELD IN LAMU • City sponsor Etihad Airways considering legal action against the Premier League • Profile: Who are the Emiratis behind crisis-hit Manchester City? • PHOTOS: Hamzat visits Lord’s Chosen Muoka, seeks collaboration for Lagos • Constitutional reforms must survive changes in government – Governance advocate • Ayalolo contra-flow moves 8,000 passengers from Adenta to Accra on first day to ease peak-hour congestion • ‎Okuapehene urges peace and development in Akuapem; reaffirms Okyeman ties • Brazil is the main source of cocaine in Ghana by sea concealed in sugar containers — Organised Crime Index • NFF Appeals CAF Decision To Annul Edo Queens’ WAFU-B Final Victory • Group wants Mbah to intervene over removal of APC executives • Tinubu To Address The Nation On Independence Day • Red Sox's Anthony ruled out of ALWC with hand, wrist injuries • Bohm homer in 10th prolongs Phils' season after Harper gaffe, HR • NEMA Donates Relief Materials To Ebonyi Flood Victims As Flash Floods Hit Community • Baffour Awuah wanted over alleged financial loss, dissipation of public funds and money laundering at SIC Life Savings & Loans— Srem-Sai • 2027: Makinde appoints ex-minister as campaign DG • RATE DECISION: ZAMBIA SLASHES RATE 250 POINTS TO LOWEST IN 15 YEARS • SA JOB CRISIS: ABOUT 400,000 YOUTHS EARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN 1Q 2026 • LAMU Dangote Refinery is a Game Changer for East Africa Economy - Agnes Gitau • ETHIOPIA INSURANCE: NEW RULES TO DRIVE LOCAL INSURANCE MARKET • DANGOTE REFINERY KENYA: GROUNDBREAKING FOR $16 BILLION FACILITY HELD IN LAMU • City sponsor Etihad Airways considering legal action against the Premier League • Profile: Who are the Emiratis behind crisis-hit Manchester City? • PHOTOS: Hamzat visits Lord’s Chosen Muoka, seeks collaboration for Lagos • Constitutional reforms must survive changes in government – Governance advocate • Ayalolo contra-flow moves 8,000 passengers from Adenta to Accra on first day to ease peak-hour congestion • ‎Okuapehene urges peace and development in Akuapem; reaffirms Okyeman ties • Brazil is the main source of cocaine in Ghana by sea concealed in sugar containers — Organised Crime Index

September 30, 2026|22:08

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Flood displaces over 1,000 households in more Osun communities

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Flooding has displaced over 1,000 households in several communities in Osogbo, Osun State, affecting homes, schools, and businesses near the Osun River. Read More: https://punchng.com/flood-displaces-over-1000-households-in-more-osun-communities/

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