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Fifa offers $40m if nations back controversial plan • SPRINTER JAWNEH MAKES SEMIS AS GAMBIA KEEPS HOPES ALIVE AT GLASGOW GAMES • LASTMA opens physical complaint centre to boost public accountability • Howe steps down as Newcastle head coach • 2027: Adefulire drums support for Tinubu, Hamzat • The accountability paradox: UDP, a case study in democratic opposition…!! • Op-ed: eight years, no verdict: The trapdoor in our new criminal code • DSS, forest guards kill bandits, rescue nine victims in Kwara • Ex-Finance Minister Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji is dead • Nine kidnap victims rescued in Kwara • GBoS disseminates 2026 survey findings to guide employment policy • How we helped Hilda Baci break Guinness World Record — Chef • 'It follows you to your grave': Ndung'u accuses Ruto of overrunning state institutions • LAWMA shuts Tejuosho–Ojuelegba shops over waste offences • Nigeria, other African countries face six-fold increase in security threat in 2yrs – US AFRICOM • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Flying Eagles Target Early Semi-Final Ticket Against Togo • Barrow awards D83.8M to TVET institutions to unlock new opportunities for youth • Transfer: Three players to leave Chelsea as Lacroix arrives • The murky path to coalesce against Barrow • Is Netanyahu’s Trump card losing its power in Israel? • Fifa offers $40m if nations back controversial plan • SPRINTER JAWNEH MAKES SEMIS AS GAMBIA KEEPS HOPES ALIVE AT GLASGOW GAMES • LASTMA opens physical complaint centre to boost public accountability • Howe steps down as Newcastle head coach • 2027: Adefulire drums support for Tinubu, Hamzat • The accountability paradox: UDP, a case study in democratic opposition…!! • Op-ed: eight years, no verdict: The trapdoor in our new criminal code • DSS, forest guards kill bandits, rescue nine victims in Kwara • Ex-Finance Minister Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji is dead • Nine kidnap victims rescued in Kwara • GBoS disseminates 2026 survey findings to guide employment policy • How we helped Hilda Baci break Guinness World Record — Chef • 'It follows you to your grave': Ndung'u accuses Ruto of overrunning state institutions • LAWMA shuts Tejuosho–Ojuelegba shops over waste offences • Nigeria, other African countries face six-fold increase in security threat in 2yrs – US AFRICOM • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Flying Eagles Target Early Semi-Final Ticket Against Togo • Barrow awards D83.8M to TVET institutions to unlock new opportunities for youth • Transfer: Three players to leave Chelsea as Lacroix arrives • The murky path to coalesce against Barrow • Is Netanyahu’s Trump card losing its power in Israel?

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Human trafficking: Group warns Nigerian youths about fake West African jobs

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A group warns Nigerian youths about fake West African jobs, exposing human trafficking schemes and urging caution against fraudulent employment offers. Read More: https://punchng.com/human-trafficking-group-warns-nigerian-youths-about-fake-west-african-jobs/

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