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2027: We’re competing against thieves – Atiku • نبيل أديب يدعو “المؤتمر الوطني” للمشاركة في حوار البرهان..! • Transfer: Man City told to hijack Arsenal’s move for Julian Alvarez • Borgu attack: Northern senators urge FG to rescue abducted worshippers, residents • كذب سفير دولة الشريعة! خطيئة توجب الرجم • Ayitey Powers remanded for one week over alleged death threat • NCC seeks solutions to technology barriers facing PWDs • رسالة الي مليشيات الدعم السريع وحلفاءها هل عرفتم الإنسانية والأخلاق من درس المشتركة والمقاومة الشعبية لكم في الصحرا؟ • Lissu ahitimisha ushahidi, adai upelelezi umefanyika kienyeji • The Playoff Playbook: Everything you need to know to win in September • FG Unveils $1bn Social Protection Scheme For Vulnerable Nigerians • FG gives committee 90 days to prepare national security strategy • Ogogo’s family debunks report of daughter giving childbirth • Police deny receiving report of kidney sales in Abuja • Reshuffle: Mahama moves Brogya Genfi from Deputy Defence to Presidential Advisory role • Gov Lawal’s N125bn road projects changing Zamfara’s landscape in 2026 • Nile crocodile eggs hatch naturally in French zoo due to heatwaves • فرحة البلابسة ومحترفي الحرب: دلالات الشماتة على دم المواطن السوداني وسقوط الرواية الرسمية في مجلس الأمن • In Kaduna, basic education is a right, not a privilege – Uba Sani • Man reportedly strangles wife to death in Delta, flees community • 2027: We’re competing against thieves – Atiku • نبيل أديب يدعو “المؤتمر الوطني” للمشاركة في حوار البرهان..! • Transfer: Man City told to hijack Arsenal’s move for Julian Alvarez • Borgu attack: Northern senators urge FG to rescue abducted worshippers, residents • كذب سفير دولة الشريعة! خطيئة توجب الرجم • Ayitey Powers remanded for one week over alleged death threat • NCC seeks solutions to technology barriers facing PWDs • رسالة الي مليشيات الدعم السريع وحلفاءها هل عرفتم الإنسانية والأخلاق من درس المشتركة والمقاومة الشعبية لكم في الصحرا؟ • Lissu ahitimisha ushahidi, adai upelelezi umefanyika kienyeji • The Playoff Playbook: Everything you need to know to win in September • FG Unveils $1bn Social Protection Scheme For Vulnerable Nigerians • FG gives committee 90 days to prepare national security strategy • Ogogo’s family debunks report of daughter giving childbirth • Police deny receiving report of kidney sales in Abuja • Reshuffle: Mahama moves Brogya Genfi from Deputy Defence to Presidential Advisory role • Gov Lawal’s N125bn road projects changing Zamfara’s landscape in 2026 • Nile crocodile eggs hatch naturally in French zoo due to heatwaves • فرحة البلابسة ومحترفي الحرب: دلالات الشماتة على دم المواطن السوداني وسقوط الرواية الرسمية في مجلس الأمن • In Kaduna, basic education is a right, not a privilege – Uba Sani • Man reportedly strangles wife to death in Delta, flees community

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Guinea president dismisses 173 soldiers for desertion

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Guinea’s President Mamadi Doumbouya has dismissed 173 military personnel for “desertion,” including a colonel prominent in the 2021 coup. Read More: https://punchng.com/guinea-president-dismisses-173-soldiers-for-desertion/

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