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Expert urges support, not punishment, for suicidal people • Hajj 2027: NAHCON warns operators against misinformation over slot allocation • NMDPRA says it does not fix petrol pump prices • Fidson mobilises staff, volunteers to clean Lagos communities for World Cleanup Day • JKCI kuanza upandikizaji wa moyo ifikapo 2030 • Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton as Newcastle and Everton grab wins: clockwatch – live • معاقو الفاشر في طويلة بلا رعاية • APM condemns death of 37 Nigerians in NSCDC custody, demands probe • Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton to end perfect Premier League start • BREAKING: Arsenal’s Perfect Premier League Start Ends With 3-0 Defeat At Brighton • Ex-Rep, Igwesi, Emerges Enugu Coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors • Israeli MP Seeks UN Resolution on Kanu’s Freedom as Recommended by UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention • Brighton rout Arsenal to end Gunners' 100% record • West Ham’s Castellanos accused of spitting at Millwall goalkeeper • خلافات تُوقف مستشفى للنساء في شرق دارفور • “إنذار أحمر ” من مجاعة قادمة في السودان • Arsenal v Manchester United: Women’s Super League – live • Every litre, every payment will be transparent — NNPC GCEO Ojulari • Ohanaeze decries harmful eating habits, calls for return to traditional Igbo food • Trump Announces 25 ‘Top Achievements’ As Midterms Loom • Expert urges support, not punishment, for suicidal people • Hajj 2027: NAHCON warns operators against misinformation over slot allocation • NMDPRA says it does not fix petrol pump prices • Fidson mobilises staff, volunteers to clean Lagos communities for World Cleanup Day • JKCI kuanza upandikizaji wa moyo ifikapo 2030 • Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton as Newcastle and Everton grab wins: clockwatch – live • معاقو الفاشر في طويلة بلا رعاية • APM condemns death of 37 Nigerians in NSCDC custody, demands probe • Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton to end perfect Premier League start • BREAKING: Arsenal’s Perfect Premier League Start Ends With 3-0 Defeat At Brighton • Ex-Rep, Igwesi, Emerges Enugu Coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors • Israeli MP Seeks UN Resolution on Kanu’s Freedom as Recommended by UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention • Brighton rout Arsenal to end Gunners' 100% record • West Ham’s Castellanos accused of spitting at Millwall goalkeeper • خلافات تُوقف مستشفى للنساء في شرق دارفور • “إنذار أحمر ” من مجاعة قادمة في السودان • Arsenal v Manchester United: Women’s Super League – live • Every litre, every payment will be transparent — NNPC GCEO Ojulari • Ohanaeze decries harmful eating habits, calls for return to traditional Igbo food • Trump Announces 25 ‘Top Achievements’ As Midterms Loom

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Police arrest UNICROSS student over viral shooting video

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Police in Cross River have arrested a 24-year-old UNICROSS student, Emmanuel Ejim, over a viral video showing him firing a gun from a moving vehicle on cam Read More: https://punchng.com/police-arrest-unicross-student-over-viral-shooting-video/

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