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Outgoing British envoy praises Tinubu’s economic reforms • Global road deaths drop 21%, but Africa records alarming rise • Yobe gov sponsors 16 state varsity lecturers to India for postgraduate studies • Edo closes case in suspected kidnappers’ trial • At least 41 dead in Guyana capsized ferry disaster • The economy Nigeria isn’t governing • NBA Election: I was disenfranchised like many lawyers, still Badejo-Okusanya could’ve won – SAN • FG Moves To Reduce Cargo Clearance From 21 To Seven Days At Nigerian Ports • Osun 2026: Aregbesola leads ADC campaign in Ife • Anambra Begins Dredging Ikenga Waterway To Tackle Flooding In Awka • Fake doctor nabbed in Calabar over N500,000 UCTH job scam • Benue revenue service has no mandate to fund agencies – BIRS chairman Kwaghgba • Cardoso says inflation path delayed, not derailed by new shocks • SSonic Petroleum Limited, 30 others emerge winners of 2025 licensing round • Senate demands AMCON scorecard Ahead of 2030 Wind-Up, clears Yuguda for new role • Reps call for stronger food safety to curb diseases • Atiku’s US lobbyist forwards Tinubu’s forfeiture case records to Trump, Congress • Sokoto APC bans candidates from pasting campaign posters on roundabouts • VIDEO: Defence Minister Musa Denies Resignation Claims • NSCDC handles 100 gender-related cases in Kwara in six months • Outgoing British envoy praises Tinubu’s economic reforms • Global road deaths drop 21%, but Africa records alarming rise • Yobe gov sponsors 16 state varsity lecturers to India for postgraduate studies • Edo closes case in suspected kidnappers’ trial • At least 41 dead in Guyana capsized ferry disaster • The economy Nigeria isn’t governing • NBA Election: I was disenfranchised like many lawyers, still Badejo-Okusanya could’ve won – SAN • FG Moves To Reduce Cargo Clearance From 21 To Seven Days At Nigerian Ports • Osun 2026: Aregbesola leads ADC campaign in Ife • Anambra Begins Dredging Ikenga Waterway To Tackle Flooding In Awka • Fake doctor nabbed in Calabar over N500,000 UCTH job scam • Benue revenue service has no mandate to fund agencies – BIRS chairman Kwaghgba • Cardoso says inflation path delayed, not derailed by new shocks • SSonic Petroleum Limited, 30 others emerge winners of 2025 licensing round • Senate demands AMCON scorecard Ahead of 2030 Wind-Up, clears Yuguda for new role • Reps call for stronger food safety to curb diseases • Atiku’s US lobbyist forwards Tinubu’s forfeiture case records to Trump, Congress • Sokoto APC bans candidates from pasting campaign posters on roundabouts • VIDEO: Defence Minister Musa Denies Resignation Claims • NSCDC handles 100 gender-related cases in Kwara in six months

July 21, 2026|20:09

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Osun gov poll: Oyebamiji promises reforms in power, education, healthcare

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APC candidate Bola Oyebamiji pledges reforms in power, education, and healthcare if elected governor in the upcoming Osun election. Discover his plans for Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-gov-poll-oyebamiji-promises-reforms-in-power-education-healthcare/

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