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BREAKING: Labour Party youth leaders propose backing Tinubu for 2027 • Medical plane carrying six people missing off US east coast • 2027: Youth Leaders Of Abure-Led Labour Party Propose Alignment With APC To Support Tinubu’s Re-election • MPB Announces Implementation of New Pension Rates, Payment of Arrears to Military Pensioner • Fuel Subsidy Removal, FX Policy Aimed At Addressing Longstanding Structural Challenges, Says Group • Group Urges Stakeholders to Shift Power to Kogi West for Fairness, Justice, Peace • I’m not at war with my predecessors – Otti • Week 5 live: Best from Ohio State-Iowa and more • NLO Cup 2026: Ogunnowo reveals motivation for revamped competition • Death Toll From Plateau Road Crash Rises To 21 • NGO Offers Succour to 500 Traders Affected by Market Demolition In Anambra • Trump promises $5,000 to every US adult if Republicans win midterms • Oyo corps members’ abductors threaten to kill victims; parents face N1bn ransom demand • Nigeria’s annual wheat production rises to 420,000 tonnes – FG • Julius Berger begins work on collapsed Delta road • Benue: Many missing as boat carrying over 70 mourners capsizes • Musa Francis, Akanbi Aderonke win 2026 Abeokuta 10km Race • ‘A huge moment for me’: Omogbeja reacts to Ondo 50 Sports Icons Award • Sintofahamu mazishi ya aliyedaiwa kuuawa na mumewe • السعودية: الأمن العام يعلن الإطاحة بشبكة احتيال مالي تضم 9 يمنيين وسودانيين • BREAKING: Labour Party youth leaders propose backing Tinubu for 2027 • Medical plane carrying six people missing off US east coast • 2027: Youth Leaders Of Abure-Led Labour Party Propose Alignment With APC To Support Tinubu’s Re-election • MPB Announces Implementation of New Pension Rates, Payment of Arrears to Military Pensioner • Fuel Subsidy Removal, FX Policy Aimed At Addressing Longstanding Structural Challenges, Says Group • Group Urges Stakeholders to Shift Power to Kogi West for Fairness, Justice, Peace • I’m not at war with my predecessors – Otti • Week 5 live: Best from Ohio State-Iowa and more • NLO Cup 2026: Ogunnowo reveals motivation for revamped competition • Death Toll From Plateau Road Crash Rises To 21 • NGO Offers Succour to 500 Traders Affected by Market Demolition In Anambra • Trump promises $5,000 to every US adult if Republicans win midterms • Oyo corps members’ abductors threaten to kill victims; parents face N1bn ransom demand • Nigeria’s annual wheat production rises to 420,000 tonnes – FG • Julius Berger begins work on collapsed Delta road • Benue: Many missing as boat carrying over 70 mourners capsizes • Musa Francis, Akanbi Aderonke win 2026 Abeokuta 10km Race • ‘A huge moment for me’: Omogbeja reacts to Ondo 50 Sports Icons Award • Sintofahamu mazishi ya aliyedaiwa kuuawa na mumewe • السعودية: الأمن العام يعلن الإطاحة بشبكة احتيال مالي تضم 9 يمنيين وسودانيين

October 3, 2026|16:31

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JUST IN: Kidnappers give Oyo corps members’ parents 24 hours to pay ransom

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Parents of 20 kidnapped prospective NYSC corps members from Oyo State say abductors have given them 24 hours to pay a N1bn ransom for their release. Read More: https://punchng.com/just-in-kidnappers-give-oyo-corps-members-parents-24-hours-to-pay-ransom/

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