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مقتل 3 أشخاص في اشتباك بوسط دارفور • Lere Paimo counters Pete Edochie, says he started acting in 1958 • Mahama summons security, port agencies to answer major drug seizures linked to Ghana • Over 800 farmers to receive compensation for Accra-Kumasi Expressway — Brigadier Jonas Wiafe • Seven things to know about the Dangote refinery IPO • Sokoto sets up committee to investigate cleric’s controversial remarks against Prophet Muhammad • 100 Ilorin Students Benefit from Olododo Educational Support Initiative • Industrial court restrains Nasarawa JUSUN from proceeding with strike • Euromatch NPFL: Rangers Vs Nasarawa United Moved To Dan Anyiam Stadium • Omisore turns 69, says next political move in God’s hands • Customs seize N5.5bn contraband-laden containers in Rivers • Plateau varsity lecturers suspend strike • Tension at King’s College as staff resist old boys’ entry • Make OSP independent — Kissi Agyebeng • Accra-Kumasi Expressway to be scrutinised by Value for Money Office — Ato Forson • Mahama tells banks to offer long-term credit for purchase of locally assembled cars • 78-year-old father appeals to IGP to help find his missing son • Mahama announces regulations for electric vehicle charging stations in Ghana • NHRC urges integration of human rights into national climate change policy • Wanaoishi kwenye mkondo wa maji Longido watakiwa kuhama • مقتل 3 أشخاص في اشتباك بوسط دارفور • Lere Paimo counters Pete Edochie, says he started acting in 1958 • Mahama summons security, port agencies to answer major drug seizures linked to Ghana • Over 800 farmers to receive compensation for Accra-Kumasi Expressway — Brigadier Jonas Wiafe • Seven things to know about the Dangote refinery IPO • Sokoto sets up committee to investigate cleric’s controversial remarks against Prophet Muhammad • 100 Ilorin Students Benefit from Olododo Educational Support Initiative • Industrial court restrains Nasarawa JUSUN from proceeding with strike • Euromatch NPFL: Rangers Vs Nasarawa United Moved To Dan Anyiam Stadium • Omisore turns 69, says next political move in God’s hands • Customs seize N5.5bn contraband-laden containers in Rivers • Plateau varsity lecturers suspend strike • Tension at King’s College as staff resist old boys’ entry • Make OSP independent — Kissi Agyebeng • Accra-Kumasi Expressway to be scrutinised by Value for Money Office — Ato Forson • Mahama tells banks to offer long-term credit for purchase of locally assembled cars • 78-year-old father appeals to IGP to help find his missing son • Mahama announces regulations for electric vehicle charging stations in Ghana • NHRC urges integration of human rights into national climate change policy • Wanaoishi kwenye mkondo wa maji Longido watakiwa kuhama

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How Nigerians can apply for 2027/2028 UK commonwealth scholarship – FG

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The Federal Ministry of Education has invited qualified Nigerian university graduates to apply for the 2027/2028 Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowship Plan, with applications closing on October 20, 2026. The scholarship notice was shared by the Lagos State Scholarship Board. The scholarships, which are tenable in the United Kingdom, are available for a one-year taught Master’s Read More: https://punchng.com/how-nigerians-can-apply-for-2027-2028-uk-commonwealth-scholarship-fg/

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