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EXCLUSIVE: Permanent Secretary blocks release of funds approved by Tinubu for agencies • Afolabi seeks alliance to revive Nigeria’s technical education • NIMC courts BOI, Women Affairs Ministry to turn digital ID into economic infrastructure • Why smart borrowers are building wealth while others stay trapped in debt – Onosode • Moniepoint’s $700m lending push barely dented Nigeria’s $32bn SME credit gap • APM uploads Laja Adeoye as Lagos governorship candidate, intensifies grassroots push for 2027 • AI catches up with humans to score 100% at top maths contest • Cybercrime trial: Sowore moves to subpoena Onanuga, DSS DG • Gavi: Why Paredes Should Not Be Suspended • Hamzat: My Plan is to Make Lagos Human Capital of the World • As Senate Confirms Fasina as Ambassador Amid Tension and Public Outcry… • I’m healthier, younger than Kwankwaso – Hanga accuses NDC VP candidate of political victimisation • FRSC begins special intervention to reduce fatalities on Abia roads, targets offenders • Terrorists ambush, shoot youth leader after granting interview condemning Plateau attacks • Media executives urged to amplify PWDs voices during elections • Haaland gets record £15.5m price in Fantasy Premier League, other major changes • EPL: Arsenal confirm extended injury layoff for Saliba • Messi-less Miami beat Fire 3-2 to spoil Lewandowski’s MLS debut • I’m president at home – Fashola on contesting for Nigerian Presidency • How I became illegal immigrant in South Africa — Returnee • EXCLUSIVE: Permanent Secretary blocks release of funds approved by Tinubu for agencies • Afolabi seeks alliance to revive Nigeria’s technical education • NIMC courts BOI, Women Affairs Ministry to turn digital ID into economic infrastructure • Why smart borrowers are building wealth while others stay trapped in debt – Onosode • Moniepoint’s $700m lending push barely dented Nigeria’s $32bn SME credit gap • APM uploads Laja Adeoye as Lagos governorship candidate, intensifies grassroots push for 2027 • AI catches up with humans to score 100% at top maths contest • Cybercrime trial: Sowore moves to subpoena Onanuga, DSS DG • Gavi: Why Paredes Should Not Be Suspended • Hamzat: My Plan is to Make Lagos Human Capital of the World • As Senate Confirms Fasina as Ambassador Amid Tension and Public Outcry… • I’m healthier, younger than Kwankwaso – Hanga accuses NDC VP candidate of political victimisation • FRSC begins special intervention to reduce fatalities on Abia roads, targets offenders • Terrorists ambush, shoot youth leader after granting interview condemning Plateau attacks • Media executives urged to amplify PWDs voices during elections • Haaland gets record £15.5m price in Fantasy Premier League, other major changes • EPL: Arsenal confirm extended injury layoff for Saliba • Messi-less Miami beat Fire 3-2 to spoil Lewandowski’s MLS debut • I’m president at home – Fashola on contesting for Nigerian Presidency • How I became illegal immigrant in South Africa — Returnee

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Jigawa pilgrims board trains officers ahead of 2027 Hajj

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Jigawa Pilgrims Welfare Board trains zonal officers on dollar debit card use for 2027 Hajj, adapting to new Saudi regulations for a smooth pilgrimage. Read More: https://punchng.com/jigawa-pilgrims-board-trains-officers-ahead-of-2027-hajj/

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