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‘Why Orban is yet to play for Nigeria’ • I want to be like Simon – Usor • Flamingos clinch WAFU-B title after perfect campaign • Basketball community hails Hoopers’ NPBL redemption • Uganda snatch two Nigerian goalkeepers • Eagles land in Bissau for Wild Dogs clash • Nigeria bow out as Uzbekistan, China win Chess Olympiad • CAF reverses Edo Queens WAFU B victory • Fury puts Joshua clash in doubt again • Super Eagles invitee Adeoye shines in Ikorodu City win • Edun hails boxers as LBHF marks 150th championship • Ilenikhena, Akor in fitness race for Guinea-Bissau clash • TCI opens Badagry Art Gallery, forest reserve to boost local tourism • Follow live: KaVontae Turpin scores as Cowboys take lead in Rio de Janeiro • Trevor Lawrence's 1-yard line kneel hurt fantasy managers • Week 3 winners and losers: Gibbs, Smith-Njigba stay hot; St. Brown, Taylor go quiet • Galamsey: ‘I never ever said I’ll declare a state of emergency’ — Mahama • Accra ranked 3rd most expensive city in Africa to rent a 2-bedroom apartment in 2026 with an average cost of GHS 305,565; Top 10... • Parliament approves ban on preaching and hawking on moving vehicles; Here’s what the law says, jail term and possible punishment... • Trevor Lawrence's 1-yard line kneel hurt fantasy managers more than the actual game • ‘Why Orban is yet to play for Nigeria’ • I want to be like Simon – Usor • Flamingos clinch WAFU-B title after perfect campaign • Basketball community hails Hoopers’ NPBL redemption • Uganda snatch two Nigerian goalkeepers • Eagles land in Bissau for Wild Dogs clash • Nigeria bow out as Uzbekistan, China win Chess Olympiad • CAF reverses Edo Queens WAFU B victory • Fury puts Joshua clash in doubt again • Super Eagles invitee Adeoye shines in Ikorodu City win • Edun hails boxers as LBHF marks 150th championship • Ilenikhena, Akor in fitness race for Guinea-Bissau clash • TCI opens Badagry Art Gallery, forest reserve to boost local tourism • Follow live: KaVontae Turpin scores as Cowboys take lead in Rio de Janeiro • Trevor Lawrence's 1-yard line kneel hurt fantasy managers • Week 3 winners and losers: Gibbs, Smith-Njigba stay hot; St. Brown, Taylor go quiet • Galamsey: ‘I never ever said I’ll declare a state of emergency’ — Mahama • Accra ranked 3rd most expensive city in Africa to rent a 2-bedroom apartment in 2026 with an average cost of GHS 305,565; Top 10... • Parliament approves ban on preaching and hawking on moving vehicles; Here’s what the law says, jail term and possible punishment... • Trevor Lawrence's 1-yard line kneel hurt fantasy managers more than the actual game

September 27, 2026|23:15

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Nation counting on you, Tinubu tells new military officers

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

President Bola Tinubu has charged newly commissioned military officers of the Nigerian Defence Academy to uphold the Constitution and protect Nigerians. Read More: https://punchng.com/nation-counting-on-you-tinubu-tells-new-military-officers/

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