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No visa restrictions on Nigerians – South African envoy • FCCPC orders recall of products with misleading or incomplete labels • Monaco release Pogba after injury-plagued spell • ‘Nothing wrong with couples maintaining separate bank accounts’ – Davido • Festibad Gambia brings badminton to Gambian communities • GAMBIAN DUO HEADING TO LIVERPOOL? • A woodworker’s journey from beehives in West Africa to spoons in Walnut Creek • Bag of fertiliser at D1,100: Gambian farmers hail fertiliser subsidy as lifeline against rising costs • Beyond coalition 2026: Unity must begin with a common negotiating framework • 2027: INEC has no candidate, favours no party –Prof Amupitan • Halle Bailey’s The Little Mermaid Premiere Gown Is All Teal, Shells & Mermaid Glamour | See Photos • FCT landlords, business owners demand action over worsening Abuja floods • PHOTOS: Police, soldiers block ex-servicemen from protesting at defence ministry • Perhaps I am just lucky • SPF Calls for Nominations for the Wole Oguntokun Legacy Award • Police Embarks on Youth Sensitisation, Moral Advocacy • Reflection on calls for me to actively participate in politics • Turkiye’s AK Party turns 25: A journey of change and renewal • EPL: João Pedro signs new Chelsea deal until 2032 • Tinubu to address world leaders at UN general assembly September 23 • No visa restrictions on Nigerians – South African envoy • FCCPC orders recall of products with misleading or incomplete labels • Monaco release Pogba after injury-plagued spell • ‘Nothing wrong with couples maintaining separate bank accounts’ – Davido • Festibad Gambia brings badminton to Gambian communities • GAMBIAN DUO HEADING TO LIVERPOOL? • A woodworker’s journey from beehives in West Africa to spoons in Walnut Creek • Bag of fertiliser at D1,100: Gambian farmers hail fertiliser subsidy as lifeline against rising costs • Beyond coalition 2026: Unity must begin with a common negotiating framework • 2027: INEC has no candidate, favours no party –Prof Amupitan • Halle Bailey’s The Little Mermaid Premiere Gown Is All Teal, Shells & Mermaid Glamour | See Photos • FCT landlords, business owners demand action over worsening Abuja floods • PHOTOS: Police, soldiers block ex-servicemen from protesting at defence ministry • Perhaps I am just lucky • SPF Calls for Nominations for the Wole Oguntokun Legacy Award • Police Embarks on Youth Sensitisation, Moral Advocacy • Reflection on calls for me to actively participate in politics • Turkiye’s AK Party turns 25: A journey of change and renewal • EPL: João Pedro signs new Chelsea deal until 2032 • Tinubu to address world leaders at UN general assembly September 23

August 19, 2026|09:39

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Peter Obi

Morning recap: Tinubu, Obi sign peace pact, states’ budgets jump 47%, other top stories

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

President Bola Tinubu and Peter Obi sign a peace pact ahead of 2027 elections. Also, states’ budgets jump 47%, NDLEA nabs cocaine baron, and more top stori Read More: https://punchng.com/morning-recap-tinubu-obi-sign-peace-pact-states-budgets-jump-47-other-top-stories/

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