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Smart launches second phase of heavy-duty machine training for 100 Gomoa West youth • Sturm warning rocks Pocognoli as abject Scotland turned over by Slovenia • England's Nations League takeaways: Kane makes history, Tuchel steadies ship • 📈 Ovechkin's retirement announcement sparks major ticket price hike • Merino’s Double Helps Spain Beat Croatia, Reach Nations League Quarters • “In the Zone, Got Wunmi!” Watch Wunmi Mosaku Dance Through The Jennifer Hudson Show’s Spirit Tunnel • Benedicta Lasi engages Bagbin, East African Speaker ahead of major Arusha Governance Forum • Lionel Messi farewell match live – updates and analysis from Argentina v Benin • Follow live: Braves take on Dodgers in NLDS Game 3 • EUROMATCH NPFL: Kano Pillars Target First Point Away To 3SC In Nine Years • UK Jobcentres offer free careers advice to people not claiming benefits • LASTMA arrests truck driver after crash injures four • Harry Kane Marks Historic 125th England Cap With Brace Against Czech Republic • Roberts moves struggling Ohtani to No. 5 spot for Game 3 • Senegal postpones new school year over flooding, heavy rain • Fair Wages and Salaries Commission engages striking teachers over conditions of service • Teachers to remain on strike as talks with FWSC end in stalemate • PAC raises alarm over GH¢5.2bn financial irregularities in MDAs • Tema Central MP details disputes with Ebi Bright amid assault allegation • Ashanti region teacher unions demand payment evidence before ending strike • Smart launches second phase of heavy-duty machine training for 100 Gomoa West youth • Sturm warning rocks Pocognoli as abject Scotland turned over by Slovenia • England's Nations League takeaways: Kane makes history, Tuchel steadies ship • 📈 Ovechkin's retirement announcement sparks major ticket price hike • Merino’s Double Helps Spain Beat Croatia, Reach Nations League Quarters • “In the Zone, Got Wunmi!” Watch Wunmi Mosaku Dance Through The Jennifer Hudson Show’s Spirit Tunnel • Benedicta Lasi engages Bagbin, East African Speaker ahead of major Arusha Governance Forum • Lionel Messi farewell match live – updates and analysis from Argentina v Benin • Follow live: Braves take on Dodgers in NLDS Game 3 • EUROMATCH NPFL: Kano Pillars Target First Point Away To 3SC In Nine Years • UK Jobcentres offer free careers advice to people not claiming benefits • LASTMA arrests truck driver after crash injures four • Harry Kane Marks Historic 125th England Cap With Brace Against Czech Republic • Roberts moves struggling Ohtani to No. 5 spot for Game 3 • Senegal postpones new school year over flooding, heavy rain • Fair Wages and Salaries Commission engages striking teachers over conditions of service • Teachers to remain on strike as talks with FWSC end in stalemate • PAC raises alarm over GH¢5.2bn financial irregularities in MDAs • Tema Central MP details disputes with Ebi Bright amid assault allegation • Ashanti region teacher unions demand payment evidence before ending strike

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Ogun pays N3.5bn severance to ex-LG officials

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Ogun State Government has paid a total of ₦3.5bn in outstanding severance allowances to former political office-holders in its 20 local governments. Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-pays-n3-5bn-severance-to-ex-lg-officials/

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