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#OsunDecides2026: Accord Party wins Ife Central with landslide margin • US Democrats choose South Carolina to kick off 2028 primaries • I can see joy on my father’s face – Adeleke’s son B-Red • Adeleke urges federal intervention over collation risks • Osun poll: Vote-buying allegations outpace other election-day concerns — CJID • Davido calls out Rep Faleke over alleged pressure on INEC in Osun Guber poll • Adeleke takes early lead in Osun governorship race • Osun Decides: Accord heads for victory as Adeleke leads Oyebamiji by over 66,000 votes • #OsunDecides2026: Governorship poll largely peaceful despite reports of vote-buying, BVAS glitches – CDD • Dickson, ex-AD leaders reunite after 27 years, pledge to defend democracy • Enugu to punish residents who deface transport infrastructure • NAGRC&DB Sets New Service Standards to Strengthen Support for Farmers and PDM • #OsunDecides2026: I can see joy on my dad’s face — Adeleke’s son • Under Wike, FCT moves from ninth-lowest to second-highest indebted in Nigeria • (Updated) Osun Election: 3,292 Polling Unit Results Uploaded on INEC IReV Portal • Medical academics issue 21-day ultimatum to FG over outstanding demands • Alaves, Sevilla triumph as new La Liga season begins • Osimhen warns Galatasaray after 2-2 draw on opening day • Police probe Adamawa DPO over bail extortion, unlawful detention allegations • Bundibugyo virus outbreak worsens in DRC, cases reach 4,665 – WHO • #OsunDecides2026: Accord Party wins Ife Central with landslide margin • US Democrats choose South Carolina to kick off 2028 primaries • I can see joy on my father’s face – Adeleke’s son B-Red • Adeleke urges federal intervention over collation risks • Osun poll: Vote-buying allegations outpace other election-day concerns — CJID • Davido calls out Rep Faleke over alleged pressure on INEC in Osun Guber poll • Adeleke takes early lead in Osun governorship race • Osun Decides: Accord heads for victory as Adeleke leads Oyebamiji by over 66,000 votes • #OsunDecides2026: Governorship poll largely peaceful despite reports of vote-buying, BVAS glitches – CDD • Dickson, ex-AD leaders reunite after 27 years, pledge to defend democracy • Enugu to punish residents who deface transport infrastructure • NAGRC&DB Sets New Service Standards to Strengthen Support for Farmers and PDM • #OsunDecides2026: I can see joy on my dad’s face — Adeleke’s son • Under Wike, FCT moves from ninth-lowest to second-highest indebted in Nigeria • (Updated) Osun Election: 3,292 Polling Unit Results Uploaded on INEC IReV Portal • Medical academics issue 21-day ultimatum to FG over outstanding demands • Alaves, Sevilla triumph as new La Liga season begins • Osimhen warns Galatasaray after 2-2 draw on opening day • Police probe Adamawa DPO over bail extortion, unlawful detention allegations • Bundibugyo virus outbreak worsens in DRC, cases reach 4,665 – WHO

August 15, 2026|23:00

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Police recover hand grenade from drainage slab in Maiduguri

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Borno State Police Command recovers a hand grenade from a drainage slab in Maiduguri. Investigation ongoing to ascertain its origin. Public urged to report Read More: https://punchng.com/police-recover-hand-grenade-from-drainage-slab-in-maiduguri/

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