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Done Deal: Flying Eagles Striker Joins French Club Stade Reims • We were offered $3m to stop campaign against Tinubu — Atiku-linked US lobbying firm • Sylva’s exit won’t affect APC in Bayelsa, says ex-party spokesman • Tiger Woods gets five-year driving ban after plea deal • IEA rejects proposed five-year presidential and parliamentary terms • How Standard Group editor survived a harrowing ordeal at the hands of police • ‘INEC Will Conduct Free, Fair, Credible Elections in 2027’ • Premier League clubs smash transfer record with £3.5bn summer spending • AUATON condemns Uber’s unprofessional exit, warns Bolt, inDrive over exploitative model • NNL: Galadima re-joins Wikki Tourists on one-year contract • NPFL: Katsina United coach defends goalkeeper despite error in Rangers’ draw • IGP narrates how Air Force strike paved way for ‘2Baba’s death’ • Rivers, Bayelsa police begin joint border patrol, bush clearing • Georgia AG to SEC: Oust LSU if Kiffin plays pros • 49ers star DE Bosa takes big step toward return • UK opens 100 new spots for aspiring criminal lawyers • Appointment Letter of ‘Fake Agency’ DG Doctored, House Committee Report Says • Katsina, UNICEF Intensify Campaign against Diphtheria, Malnutrition • ‘Miniature Hitler’ – Lawyer Idam slams Ebonyi Gov, Nwifuru • Fuel price: Depot petrol cost may increase further in Nigeria as Brent crude surges to $95 • Done Deal: Flying Eagles Striker Joins French Club Stade Reims • We were offered $3m to stop campaign against Tinubu — Atiku-linked US lobbying firm • Sylva’s exit won’t affect APC in Bayelsa, says ex-party spokesman • Tiger Woods gets five-year driving ban after plea deal • IEA rejects proposed five-year presidential and parliamentary terms • How Standard Group editor survived a harrowing ordeal at the hands of police • ‘INEC Will Conduct Free, Fair, Credible Elections in 2027’ • Premier League clubs smash transfer record with £3.5bn summer spending • AUATON condemns Uber’s unprofessional exit, warns Bolt, inDrive over exploitative model • NNL: Galadima re-joins Wikki Tourists on one-year contract • NPFL: Katsina United coach defends goalkeeper despite error in Rangers’ draw • IGP narrates how Air Force strike paved way for ‘2Baba’s death’ • Rivers, Bayelsa police begin joint border patrol, bush clearing • Georgia AG to SEC: Oust LSU if Kiffin plays pros • 49ers star DE Bosa takes big step toward return • UK opens 100 new spots for aspiring criminal lawyers • Appointment Letter of ‘Fake Agency’ DG Doctored, House Committee Report Says • Katsina, UNICEF Intensify Campaign against Diphtheria, Malnutrition • ‘Miniature Hitler’ – Lawyer Idam slams Ebonyi Gov, Nwifuru • Fuel price: Depot petrol cost may increase further in Nigeria as Brent crude surges to $95

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Katsina health workers to begin seven-day warning strike September 8

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Katsina health workers are set to begin a seven-day warning strike on September 8 over unresolved demands. Learn more about the industrial action. Read More: https://punchng.com/katsina-health-workers-to-begin-seven-day-warning-strike-september-8/

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