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NFF Reschedules Elective Congress For September 27 • Cherubim & Seraphim’s Spiritual Father Emmanuel Alogbo dies at 93 • N400bn needed to complete Millennium Tower — Wike • State electricity markets risk losing investors without harmonised regulations – FCCPC • Oyo Sets Up Judicial Commission of Inquiry Over Oriire Abduction • Messi Returns To Miami Training After World Cup Break • Kogi Moves To Curb Human Trafficking, Warns Against Online Recruitment Scams • NDLEA Raises Alarm Over Rising Involvement Of Women In Drug Trafficking In Edo • We’re Dying Of Hunger, Naridom Community Cries Out After Bandits Raze Food Shops • Judge Escapes Through Window As Bandits Attack Court In Katsina • LPDC suspends senior lawyer Gadzama from legal practice for three years • Reps probe prolonged Bille gas leak, demand urgent action as emissions persist • Court remands four over $5.29m fraud in Lagos • Osun election: Political parties sign accord for peaceful poll • Obasanjo tasks govt to prioritise protection of food supply zones for national defence • Human Trafficking: Tinubu calls for vigilance, support for survivors • Village head flees as compensation money sparks fire in Akwa Ibom community • UK councillor charged over alleged anti-Nigerian social media post • Serikali yaonya ukoloni wa kidijitali sekta ya afya • Transfer: Romano clears air on Rashford leaving Man Utd to join Ronaldo at Al-Nassr • NFF Reschedules Elective Congress For September 27 • Cherubim & Seraphim’s Spiritual Father Emmanuel Alogbo dies at 93 • N400bn needed to complete Millennium Tower — Wike • State electricity markets risk losing investors without harmonised regulations – FCCPC • Oyo Sets Up Judicial Commission of Inquiry Over Oriire Abduction • Messi Returns To Miami Training After World Cup Break • Kogi Moves To Curb Human Trafficking, Warns Against Online Recruitment Scams • NDLEA Raises Alarm Over Rising Involvement Of Women In Drug Trafficking In Edo • We’re Dying Of Hunger, Naridom Community Cries Out After Bandits Raze Food Shops • Judge Escapes Through Window As Bandits Attack Court In Katsina • LPDC suspends senior lawyer Gadzama from legal practice for three years • Reps probe prolonged Bille gas leak, demand urgent action as emissions persist • Court remands four over $5.29m fraud in Lagos • Osun election: Political parties sign accord for peaceful poll • Obasanjo tasks govt to prioritise protection of food supply zones for national defence • Human Trafficking: Tinubu calls for vigilance, support for survivors • Village head flees as compensation money sparks fire in Akwa Ibom community • UK councillor charged over alleged anti-Nigerian social media post • Serikali yaonya ukoloni wa kidijitali sekta ya afya • Transfer: Romano clears air on Rashford leaving Man Utd to join Ronaldo at Al-Nassr

July 30, 2026|17:31

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Nasarawa claims major drop in maternal, child death

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Nasarawa State reports significant progress in reducing maternal and child mortality in Keffi and Nasarawa LGAs through improved healthcare policies. Read More: https://punchng.com/nasarawa-claims-major-drop-in-maternal-child-death/

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