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Mathematician who predicted three World Cup winners names who win 2026 edition • House of Reps Passes State Police Bill • Industry-first 12-colorway dynamic shine design • Lawyer accuses court of frustrating medical trip, alleges persecution in alleged forgery trial • Loss of over 200 Amotekun Corps unacceptable, Oyo APC tells Makinde • Security not responsibility of govt alone – Islamic cleric tells Oyo residents • NDC: You seem to be in competition with Peter Obi – Aisha Yesufu hits Dickson • 10 largest banks in Nigeria by branch Network in 2026 • WASSCE candidate, motorcyclist killed in Rivers truck crash • Ekiti Guber Poll: Gov Oyebanji best candidate – APC National Chairman, Yilwatda • US denies visas to Ivory Coast supporters ahead of World Cup • UK defence minister resigns with stinging rebuke of PM Starmer • Why Nigerians must rethink wealth creation amid economic pressures – Ufot • The biggest deals behind Africa’s strongest quarter in four years • New Book ‘BeachHead’ exposes why Nigerian businesses lose in new markets • Football Daily | World Cup day is upon us: chill, relax and revel in the euphoria and despair • World Cup 2026: countdown to opener, McTominay hit by illness, Somali referee to officiate Uefa Super Cup – live • ‘Missing’ N210trn: Senate overrules panel, withdraws arrest threat against Ex-NNPC MD, Mele Kyari • CBN’s new FX manual may raise Dollar liquidity, enhance market confidence • ‘It’s wrong’ – Shehu Sani reacts as Senate declares Mele Kyari wanted • Mathematician who predicted three World Cup winners names who win 2026 edition • House of Reps Passes State Police Bill • Industry-first 12-colorway dynamic shine design • Lawyer accuses court of frustrating medical trip, alleges persecution in alleged forgery trial • Loss of over 200 Amotekun Corps unacceptable, Oyo APC tells Makinde • Security not responsibility of govt alone – Islamic cleric tells Oyo residents • NDC: You seem to be in competition with Peter Obi – Aisha Yesufu hits Dickson • 10 largest banks in Nigeria by branch Network in 2026 • WASSCE candidate, motorcyclist killed in Rivers truck crash • Ekiti Guber Poll: Gov Oyebanji best candidate – APC National Chairman, Yilwatda • US denies visas to Ivory Coast supporters ahead of World Cup • UK defence minister resigns with stinging rebuke of PM Starmer • Why Nigerians must rethink wealth creation amid economic pressures – Ufot • The biggest deals behind Africa’s strongest quarter in four years • New Book ‘BeachHead’ exposes why Nigerian businesses lose in new markets • Football Daily | World Cup day is upon us: chill, relax and revel in the euphoria and despair • World Cup 2026: countdown to opener, McTominay hit by illness, Somali referee to officiate Uefa Super Cup – live • ‘Missing’ N210trn: Senate overrules panel, withdraws arrest threat against Ex-NNPC MD, Mele Kyari • CBN’s new FX manual may raise Dollar liquidity, enhance market confidence • ‘It’s wrong’ – Shehu Sani reacts as Senate declares Mele Kyari wanted

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Police rescue five abducted travellers in Zamfara

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Zamfara State Police Command successfully rescued five travellers abducted by bandits along Anka–Bukkuyum Road. Read more about the rescue operation. Read More: https://punchng.com/police-rescue-five-abducted-travellers-in-zamfara/

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