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ارتفاع أسعار السلع الغذائية في أسواق الأبيض والسكر يسجل زيادة بـ7.2 بالمئة • Why VAR allowed Haaland’s goal against Man United – Howard Webb • Full list of visas that can get you to the UK • Dangote IPO: Small investors to get priority if offer Is oversubscribed • Otti targets 7 sectors to attract investments to Abia • 2027: Why we endorsed Tinubu — Kaduna University VC • AMA gives Dogo Beach squatters one week to vacate ahead of demolition • Rising drug arrests show stronger enforcement, not worsening situation – Hamza Suhuyini • TRAFFITECH-GH: Police to use cameras, PDAs to detect traffic offences from October 1 • Mahama calls for long-term financing to make locally assembled cars affordable • Ogun APC unveils campaign council, mobilises for 2027 elections • Somalia: NISA Arrests 11 Al-Shabaab Operatives in Security Operations Around Mogadishu • Govt has no business sponsoring marriages – Dino Melaye • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with Blue Silks rank • Five arrested as police probe assault on beer parlour owner in Osun • خبير زراعي يحذر من الآثار المترتبة على إزالة الغطاء الغابي في السودان • حملة أمنية مشتركة بمحلية كوستي توقف 85 متهماً وتضبط أسلحة ومخدرات • 2027: Police warn against electoral violence in A’Ibom • Somali-Turkish Tensions Rise as Deportations Follow Anti-Ankara Protests • King’s College workers deny old boys access into school premises over concession • ارتفاع أسعار السلع الغذائية في أسواق الأبيض والسكر يسجل زيادة بـ7.2 بالمئة • Why VAR allowed Haaland’s goal against Man United – Howard Webb • Full list of visas that can get you to the UK • Dangote IPO: Small investors to get priority if offer Is oversubscribed • Otti targets 7 sectors to attract investments to Abia • 2027: Why we endorsed Tinubu — Kaduna University VC • AMA gives Dogo Beach squatters one week to vacate ahead of demolition • Rising drug arrests show stronger enforcement, not worsening situation – Hamza Suhuyini • TRAFFITECH-GH: Police to use cameras, PDAs to detect traffic offences from October 1 • Mahama calls for long-term financing to make locally assembled cars affordable • Ogun APC unveils campaign council, mobilises for 2027 elections • Somalia: NISA Arrests 11 Al-Shabaab Operatives in Security Operations Around Mogadishu • Govt has no business sponsoring marriages – Dino Melaye • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with Blue Silks rank • Five arrested as police probe assault on beer parlour owner in Osun • خبير زراعي يحذر من الآثار المترتبة على إزالة الغطاء الغابي في السودان • حملة أمنية مشتركة بمحلية كوستي توقف 85 متهماً وتضبط أسلحة ومخدرات • 2027: Police warn against electoral violence in A’Ibom • Somali-Turkish Tensions Rise as Deportations Follow Anti-Ankara Protests • King’s College workers deny old boys access into school premises over concession

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NEMA begins flood preparedness training in Benue

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

NEMA has commenced a two-day training for stakeholders in Benue State on flood risks, preparedness, and response to reduce disaster impact in the state. Read More: https://punchng.com/nema-begins-flood-preparedness-training-in-benue/

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