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NSCDC secures life imprisonment for sexual offender in Kwara • Ondo senator celebrates Akeredolu’s posthumous birthday • Hisbah warns against payment for Kano mass wedding registration • England cannot afford trip to amputee World Cup – and the FA will not help • Osun Election: Yiaga Africa urges parties, candidates to promote peace ahead of poll • GMET forecasts thunderstorms in Northern Ghana as Southern areas expect cloudy weather • Cardi B breaks silence on rumours linking her with Super Eagles star Okoye • NDC Branch Organiser granted GH¢200,000 bail over alleged false claims against Bawumia • Chairman Wontumi's lawyers to file appeal against conviction next week • Mahama, former Presidents, dignitaries to attend Apostle Kwadwo Safo's funeral • SDP asks Appeal Court to restrain INEC over leadership ruling • RULAAC demands release of probe report on alleged police abuse of Abia family • Nigerian military wipes out over 20 ISWAP fighters in deadly drone strike • My life is in danger, I’m not a criminal – Aisha Achimugu • Nigeria’s population now 242.4 million, remains Africa’s most populous [Full List] • Fuel price hike: Global oil prices increase by nearly 4% • Man City’s Foden signs four-year contract extension • World excited as largest global crusade, Healing Streams holds this weekend • I have interest in Kempinski hotel – Paul Afoko • 'We are not satisfied with Wontumi's plea bargain proposal in EXIM Bank case; so we intend to reject it' — Deputy Attorney-General • NSCDC secures life imprisonment for sexual offender in Kwara • Ondo senator celebrates Akeredolu’s posthumous birthday • Hisbah warns against payment for Kano mass wedding registration • England cannot afford trip to amputee World Cup – and the FA will not help • Osun Election: Yiaga Africa urges parties, candidates to promote peace ahead of poll • GMET forecasts thunderstorms in Northern Ghana as Southern areas expect cloudy weather • Cardi B breaks silence on rumours linking her with Super Eagles star Okoye • NDC Branch Organiser granted GH¢200,000 bail over alleged false claims against Bawumia • Chairman Wontumi's lawyers to file appeal against conviction next week • Mahama, former Presidents, dignitaries to attend Apostle Kwadwo Safo's funeral • SDP asks Appeal Court to restrain INEC over leadership ruling • RULAAC demands release of probe report on alleged police abuse of Abia family • Nigerian military wipes out over 20 ISWAP fighters in deadly drone strike • My life is in danger, I’m not a criminal – Aisha Achimugu • Nigeria’s population now 242.4 million, remains Africa’s most populous [Full List] • Fuel price hike: Global oil prices increase by nearly 4% • Man City’s Foden signs four-year contract extension • World excited as largest global crusade, Healing Streams holds this weekend • I have interest in Kempinski hotel – Paul Afoko • 'We are not satisfied with Wontumi's plea bargain proposal in EXIM Bank case; so we intend to reject it' — Deputy Attorney-General

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JUST IN: FG cuts textbook assessment fees, orders refunds for publishers

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The Federal Government has reduced textbook assessment fees and ordered refunds for publishers, easing financial burdens ahead of the National Textbook Ran Read More: https://punchng.com/just-in-fg-cuts-textbook-assessment-fees-orders-refunds-for-publishers/

JUST IN: FG cuts textbook assessment fees, orders refunds for publishers

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