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Banditry: Kwara Community Writes Tinubu For Intervention • We have not reached plea agreement yet in Wontumi's EXIM Bank case — Deputy Attorney General • FDA disposes of alcohol mixed drinks, unwholesome products • Mahama concludes two-day Volta Regional tour • Govt delegation begins strategic engagements to establish Jomoro College of Education • “I Escaped Rape By Armed Robbers Because I Was Menstruating” — Married Woman Recounts Ordeal In Oyo • Manchester United start new signing Andrey Santos in pre-season loss to Wrexham • FG seals AI crop monitoring deal with Morocco, targets 15 states • Police impound 700 vehicles in Western Region over illegal sirens and emergency lights • Accra-Kumasi highway traffic diverted after articulated truck blocks road at Birimso • Supreme Court nominations meant to replace retiring judges, not attempt to pack the court – Apanga • MPs demand tougher action against container trucks carrying unsecured loads • Mahama optimistic completed sections of Ho-Aflao Highway will be opened within six months • Radda Commissions Ultra-Modern Remawa Health Clinic • Radda Commissions Ultra-Modern Health Clinic • Sen Kalu Condoles With Amaechi over Mother’s Death • Oyo: Police arrest suspected armed robber following attack on okada rider • World Cup: ‘Nonsense, rubbish, meaningless match’ – Alan Shearer hit out at FIFA over third-place game • World Cup: Argentina complains to FIFA over Spain’s unfair advantage ahead of final clash • NBA presidential poll: Badejo-Okusanya widens lead with 10,554 votes • Banditry: Kwara Community Writes Tinubu For Intervention • We have not reached plea agreement yet in Wontumi's EXIM Bank case — Deputy Attorney General • FDA disposes of alcohol mixed drinks, unwholesome products • Mahama concludes two-day Volta Regional tour • Govt delegation begins strategic engagements to establish Jomoro College of Education • “I Escaped Rape By Armed Robbers Because I Was Menstruating” — Married Woman Recounts Ordeal In Oyo • Manchester United start new signing Andrey Santos in pre-season loss to Wrexham • FG seals AI crop monitoring deal with Morocco, targets 15 states • Police impound 700 vehicles in Western Region over illegal sirens and emergency lights • Accra-Kumasi highway traffic diverted after articulated truck blocks road at Birimso • Supreme Court nominations meant to replace retiring judges, not attempt to pack the court – Apanga • MPs demand tougher action against container trucks carrying unsecured loads • Mahama optimistic completed sections of Ho-Aflao Highway will be opened within six months • Radda Commissions Ultra-Modern Remawa Health Clinic • Radda Commissions Ultra-Modern Health Clinic • Sen Kalu Condoles With Amaechi over Mother’s Death • Oyo: Police arrest suspected armed robber following attack on okada rider • World Cup: ‘Nonsense, rubbish, meaningless match’ – Alan Shearer hit out at FIFA over third-place game • World Cup: Argentina complains to FIFA over Spain’s unfair advantage ahead of final clash • NBA presidential poll: Badejo-Okusanya widens lead with 10,554 votes

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NRC, Police Deepen Partnership To Protect Rail Tracks Nationwide

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Nigerian Railways Corporation (NRC) has expressed readiness to partner Nigeria Police Force for sustainability of railway tracks across the country. The Managing Director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), Dr. Kayode Opeifa, who made this known, reaffirmed the Corporation’s commitment to protecting railway infrastructure through sustained collaboration with other security agencies, following the recovery […]

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