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مركز الخاتم عدلان : التحريض على اغتيال رشا عوض وإسكات الأصوات الحرة تهديد لنا جميعاً • FG warns MDAs against non-performance, demands accountability • Watu 28 wafariki Morogoro, basi na lori yakigongana • Oyegun Apologises To Nigerians For Supporting APC In 2023 • Putin offers help to Iran to end Mideast war ahead of summit • ‘Where did you get dollars to save?’ Oshiomhole questions Obi over $150m claim • Driver Escapes Unhurt As Train Hits Car At PWD In Lagos • Chinese Embassy Explains One-China Principle to Nigerian Media Executives • South Africa withdraws asylum processing following xenophobic clashes • Wagombea urais IPU wataja vipaumbele vyao wakichaguliwa • Enzo Maresca speaks to media for first time since Manchester City guilty verdict – live • Zavier Gozo: ‘You have to be uncomfortable to get to the highest levels’ • Lawyer Urges Tinubu to Prioritise Rail Expansion to Ease Road Congestion • UNICEF Launches ‘Neem Tree Dialogue’ to Protect Children • Sensational Reporting Worsens Voter Apathy, Amupitan Warns Online Publishers • مناوي.. يعلن تمرده • Sexual exploitation: How vulnerable teens are lured by online predators • Igbo youths’ apathy may leave military without Igbo officers — Nwachukwu • Russia-Ukraine conflict finds new battleground in Africa’s Sahel • Alleged substance abuse: Emeka Rollas apologises for testifying against Regina Daniels • مركز الخاتم عدلان : التحريض على اغتيال رشا عوض وإسكات الأصوات الحرة تهديد لنا جميعاً • FG warns MDAs against non-performance, demands accountability • Watu 28 wafariki Morogoro, basi na lori yakigongana • Oyegun Apologises To Nigerians For Supporting APC In 2023 • Putin offers help to Iran to end Mideast war ahead of summit • ‘Where did you get dollars to save?’ Oshiomhole questions Obi over $150m claim • Driver Escapes Unhurt As Train Hits Car At PWD In Lagos • Chinese Embassy Explains One-China Principle to Nigerian Media Executives • South Africa withdraws asylum processing following xenophobic clashes • Wagombea urais IPU wataja vipaumbele vyao wakichaguliwa • Enzo Maresca speaks to media for first time since Manchester City guilty verdict – live • Zavier Gozo: ‘You have to be uncomfortable to get to the highest levels’ • Lawyer Urges Tinubu to Prioritise Rail Expansion to Ease Road Congestion • UNICEF Launches ‘Neem Tree Dialogue’ to Protect Children • Sensational Reporting Worsens Voter Apathy, Amupitan Warns Online Publishers • مناوي.. يعلن تمرده • Sexual exploitation: How vulnerable teens are lured by online predators • Igbo youths’ apathy may leave military without Igbo officers — Nwachukwu • Russia-Ukraine conflict finds new battleground in Africa’s Sahel • Alleged substance abuse: Emeka Rollas apologises for testifying against Regina Daniels

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Gombe begins N10.32bn gratuity payment to 6,665 retirees

Punch Nigeria about 15 hours 1 mins read

The Gombe State Government has commenced the payment of N10.32bn in gratuities to 6,665 state and local government retirees, Governor Inuwa Yahaya announce Read More: https://punchng.com/gombe-begins-n10-32bn-gratuity-payment-to-6665-retirees/

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