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Morning recap: Celestial pastor kills wife over infidelity, outcry as fake products flood markets, other top stories

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A Celestial Church of Christ shepherd in Ogun State has allegedly macheted his wife to death during a midnight domestic dispute over suspected infidelity before throwing himself under a speeding truck on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway. The Auditor-General for the Federation has flagged N33.75bn in cash transfers to more than 3.29 million vulnerable households, saying the Read More: https://punchng.com/morning-recap-celestial-pastor-kills-wife-over-infidelity-dies-under-truck-auditor-general-flags-n33-75bn-unverified-transfers-outcry-as-fake-products-flood-markets-other-top-stories/

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