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Otu raises Cross River 2026 Budget to N963bn • Kwankwaso mourns Emir of Gumel • Tinubu Backs African Credit Agency • Baraza la Vyama vya Siasa laahidi kuishauri Serikali • Senator narrates relationship with man who accused him of promoting banditry • International drug cartels invading Ogun, Oyo forests with industrial meth labs — NDLEA • Nigerian actors supporting bad politicians for personal gains — Olaide Olabanji • Osun Assembly passes UNIOSUN Establishment Amendment Bill • Transfer: Wayne Bridge questions Chelsea’s decision to sign Henderson over Alex Scott • EPL: Chelsea identify 16-year-old midfielder to replace Enzo Fernandez • ‘It’s Special’ –Sharapova Lauds Serena’s Tennis Comeback • 2026 Rivers Budget: ‘Breath of fresh air’ — Fubara • PFIPC Scandal: Court Declines Adeyemi’s Bail, Medical Attention Request • Electricity: Nigerian university campuses will be taken off national grid — Education Minister Alausa • Martinelli joins Al Hilal for £60m, becomes Arsenal’s record sale • Tinubu’s Vacation: Three Constitutional Questions Must Be Answered — Victor Opatola • IGP PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR INCLUSIVE POLICING FOR PWDS • Lagos Wedding Glamour & Style | Mo Abudu’s New Film + Why Linda Ikeji’s Movie Was Delayed • EXPERTS TELL FG TO END RAW MINERALS EXPORT • CROSS RIVER AGRICULTURAL TRANSFORMATION • Otu raises Cross River 2026 Budget to N963bn • Kwankwaso mourns Emir of Gumel • Tinubu Backs African Credit Agency • Baraza la Vyama vya Siasa laahidi kuishauri Serikali • Senator narrates relationship with man who accused him of promoting banditry • International drug cartels invading Ogun, Oyo forests with industrial meth labs — NDLEA • Nigerian actors supporting bad politicians for personal gains — Olaide Olabanji • Osun Assembly passes UNIOSUN Establishment Amendment Bill • Transfer: Wayne Bridge questions Chelsea’s decision to sign Henderson over Alex Scott • EPL: Chelsea identify 16-year-old midfielder to replace Enzo Fernandez • ‘It’s Special’ –Sharapova Lauds Serena’s Tennis Comeback • 2026 Rivers Budget: ‘Breath of fresh air’ — Fubara • PFIPC Scandal: Court Declines Adeyemi’s Bail, Medical Attention Request • Electricity: Nigerian university campuses will be taken off national grid — Education Minister Alausa • Martinelli joins Al Hilal for £60m, becomes Arsenal’s record sale • Tinubu’s Vacation: Three Constitutional Questions Must Be Answered — Victor Opatola • IGP PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR INCLUSIVE POLICING FOR PWDS • Lagos Wedding Glamour & Style | Mo Abudu’s New Film + Why Linda Ikeji’s Movie Was Delayed • EXPERTS TELL FG TO END RAW MINERALS EXPORT • CROSS RIVER AGRICULTURAL TRANSFORMATION

September 3, 2026|18:09

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Ondo varsity students protest 68-day strike

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Students of Adekunle Ajasin University protest the 68-day Ondo varsity strike, demanding immediate reopening and resolution of workers’ union disputes. Read More: https://punchng.com/ondo-varsity-students-protest-68-day-strike/

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