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EXCLUSIVE: ICPC probes permanent secretary who blocked funds approved by Tinubu for agencies • Bauchi ACReSAL Recommits To Strict Supervision Of Flood, Erosion Control Project • SpaceX's Starship splashes down in Indian Ocean after successful test flight • ECOWAS orders release of detained Nigerian onion trucks • Insecurity: Tinubu charges Nigerian universities for evidence-based solutions • Chanjo, uchunguzi wa homa ya ini kutolewa bure Muhimbili • Group Calls For Immediate Rescue Of Over 170 Abductees In Kwara Communities • ‘I may be arrested for speaking truth’ – Al-Mustapha • Gumi questions absence of government dialogue with Boko Haram, bandits • Stop Politicising National Security, Allow Gen Musa to Continue His Work, Says Darazo • Two Policemen, Vigilante Killed As Terrorists Abduct Zamfara LG Chairman • Police investigate as unidentified pusher dies in wheelbarrow during nap • Manufacturers cite power, costly credit, logistics as key competitiveness constraints • CBN seen holding rates through 2026 • Mchengerwa awataka viongozi kushuka kwa wananchi kutatua kero • Bus preaching distracts drivers, can lead to breach of peace – MURIC backs FRSC bill • Sirro atoa neno kwa washiriki wa Nane Nane • Ndume backs army expansion, calls for more equipment, better welfare • 2027: Peter Obi remains best choice to rebuild Nigeria — PDP chieftain • I’m not opposed to Tinubu’s second-term bid — Otti • EXCLUSIVE: ICPC probes permanent secretary who blocked funds approved by Tinubu for agencies • Bauchi ACReSAL Recommits To Strict Supervision Of Flood, Erosion Control Project • SpaceX's Starship splashes down in Indian Ocean after successful test flight • ECOWAS orders release of detained Nigerian onion trucks • Insecurity: Tinubu charges Nigerian universities for evidence-based solutions • Chanjo, uchunguzi wa homa ya ini kutolewa bure Muhimbili • Group Calls For Immediate Rescue Of Over 170 Abductees In Kwara Communities • ‘I may be arrested for speaking truth’ – Al-Mustapha • Gumi questions absence of government dialogue with Boko Haram, bandits • Stop Politicising National Security, Allow Gen Musa to Continue His Work, Says Darazo • Two Policemen, Vigilante Killed As Terrorists Abduct Zamfara LG Chairman • Police investigate as unidentified pusher dies in wheelbarrow during nap • Manufacturers cite power, costly credit, logistics as key competitiveness constraints • CBN seen holding rates through 2026 • Mchengerwa awataka viongozi kushuka kwa wananchi kutatua kero • Bus preaching distracts drivers, can lead to breach of peace – MURIC backs FRSC bill • Sirro atoa neno kwa washiriki wa Nane Nane • Ndume backs army expansion, calls for more equipment, better welfare • 2027: Peter Obi remains best choice to rebuild Nigeria — PDP chieftain • I’m not opposed to Tinubu’s second-term bid — Otti

July 25, 2026|15:15

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Kebbi dismisses claims of abandoning communities to bandits

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Kebbi State Government dismisses claims of abandoning communities to bandits, calling allegations misleading. Governor Nasir Idris is actively tackling Keb Read More: https://punchng.com/kebbi-dismisses-claims-of-abandoning-communities-to-bandits/

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