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NIGERIAN LEADERS HONOUR LATE GEN AGUYI-IRONSI • NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE SCHOOL SPORTS COMPETITION • The State Must Not Be Used to Give an Incumbent an Unfair Advantage - Opatola Victor • Tinubu: Hunger Existed In Nigeria Before I Was Born+ Wike Backs Fubara+ Oshiomhole VS.Umahi |OjyOkpe • FG, DANGOTE PUSH INDUSTRIAL DRIVE TO DELIVER $1TN ECONOMY • Osun election: Accord demands immediate sack of CP Gotan, release of detained party officials • European Nations Agree To Boycott World Cups Over FIFA’s Private Investment Plans • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Flying Eagles Beat Togo To Reach Semi-Finals • Reps seek completion of NDPHC’s 330kV transmission project • Toon turnover: the stats behind Eddie Howe’s highs and lows at Newcastle • Lissu aibwaga Jamhuri tena ushahidi mpya kesi ya uhaini • Police release Osun SSG, Igbalaye • Nigeria congratulates Colombia’s president-elect • Gov Ododo meets Kogi indigenes in London, urges them to support Tinubu, Nigeria • BREAKING: UEFA to boycott 2030 World Cup if Infantino sells stakes to investors • UEFA to boycott 2030 World Cup if Infantino sells stakes to investors • Arsenal close in on £80m move for Newcastle captain Guimaraes – Reports • Govt confirms five killed in Kano rainstorm • Insecurity: FG orders upgrade of NSCDC training facility in Abuja • Alia hails Tinubu for approving army’s 5 Division headquarters Makurdi • NIGERIAN LEADERS HONOUR LATE GEN AGUYI-IRONSI • NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE SCHOOL SPORTS COMPETITION • The State Must Not Be Used to Give an Incumbent an Unfair Advantage - Opatola Victor • Tinubu: Hunger Existed In Nigeria Before I Was Born+ Wike Backs Fubara+ Oshiomhole VS.Umahi |OjyOkpe • FG, DANGOTE PUSH INDUSTRIAL DRIVE TO DELIVER $1TN ECONOMY • Osun election: Accord demands immediate sack of CP Gotan, release of detained party officials • European Nations Agree To Boycott World Cups Over FIFA’s Private Investment Plans • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Flying Eagles Beat Togo To Reach Semi-Finals • Reps seek completion of NDPHC’s 330kV transmission project • Toon turnover: the stats behind Eddie Howe’s highs and lows at Newcastle • Lissu aibwaga Jamhuri tena ushahidi mpya kesi ya uhaini • Police release Osun SSG, Igbalaye • Nigeria congratulates Colombia’s president-elect • Gov Ododo meets Kogi indigenes in London, urges them to support Tinubu, Nigeria • BREAKING: UEFA to boycott 2030 World Cup if Infantino sells stakes to investors • UEFA to boycott 2030 World Cup if Infantino sells stakes to investors • Arsenal close in on £80m move for Newcastle captain Guimaraes – Reports • Govt confirms five killed in Kano rainstorm • Insecurity: FG orders upgrade of NSCDC training facility in Abuja • Alia hails Tinubu for approving army’s 5 Division headquarters Makurdi

July 30, 2026|16:36

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NAPTIP rescues 252 victims in Katsina

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NAPTIP rescued 252 human trafficking victims in Katsina between January and July 2026. Learn about NAPTIP’s efforts and the fight against trafficking. Read More: https://punchng.com/naptip-rescues-252-victims-in-katsina/

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