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US-Nigeria military partnership rooted in mutual interest — AFRICOM • Ex-NBA president urges older leaders to mentor younger generationOlanipekun • The world is worried about The World Cup • Taraba govt clarifies reports on alleged absence of forest guard in state • FIFA boss Infantino faces questions on eve of World Cup • Police arrest man for attempting to murder girlfriend in Gombe • Ogun rewards top 10 ‘OgunLearn’ platform users with tablets • Transfer: Celtic manager Martin O’Neill told to keep Kelechi Iheanacho • Gambia’s Information Commission joins African data protection network • Iran says US strikes damage diplomatic efforts • 5 players favourites to win the Golden Boot at 2026 World Cup • Gachagua akataa fidia ya fedha, akusudia kukata rufaa • Nigeria’s economic reforms yielding gains, but poverty levels remain high – IMF • Speaker's educational support changing lives in Nadwoli-Kaleo - DCE • Obi faults Tinubu’s revenue claims, says debt, hardship rising • Over 75 million subscribers compensated for poor network service – NCC • ‘No to third term must not be limited to Barrow’ • Court dismisses Ebrima Dibba’s appeal against sedition charge • CBN may need to sterilise FX inflows from increased oil prices to curtail inflation – IMF • Choose APC Guber Running Mate from Migili Ethnic Group, Monarch, Association Urge Gov Sule • US-Nigeria military partnership rooted in mutual interest — AFRICOM • Ex-NBA president urges older leaders to mentor younger generationOlanipekun • The world is worried about The World Cup • Taraba govt clarifies reports on alleged absence of forest guard in state • FIFA boss Infantino faces questions on eve of World Cup • Police arrest man for attempting to murder girlfriend in Gombe • Ogun rewards top 10 ‘OgunLearn’ platform users with tablets • Transfer: Celtic manager Martin O’Neill told to keep Kelechi Iheanacho • Gambia’s Information Commission joins African data protection network • Iran says US strikes damage diplomatic efforts • 5 players favourites to win the Golden Boot at 2026 World Cup • Gachagua akataa fidia ya fedha, akusudia kukata rufaa • Nigeria’s economic reforms yielding gains, but poverty levels remain high – IMF • Speaker's educational support changing lives in Nadwoli-Kaleo - DCE • Obi faults Tinubu’s revenue claims, says debt, hardship rising • Over 75 million subscribers compensated for poor network service – NCC • ‘No to third term must not be limited to Barrow’ • Court dismisses Ebrima Dibba’s appeal against sedition charge • CBN may need to sterilise FX inflows from increased oil prices to curtail inflation – IMF • Choose APC Guber Running Mate from Migili Ethnic Group, Monarch, Association Urge Gov Sule

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Peter Obi demands N5bn, apology from Okonkwo over defamation allegation

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Peter Obi’s lawyers demand N5bn and a public apology from Kenneth Okonkwo over alleged defamatory statements made during a TV interview. Obi threatens lega Read More: https://punchng.com/peter-obi-demands-n5bn-apology-from-okonkwo-over-defamation-allegation/

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