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Rivers top MOB National Taekwondo Team Championship • Sierra Leone beat Ghana in NCF Quadrangular T20 tourney • Itauma to make comeback early 2027 • Nigeria seek bounce-back at Chess Olympiad • Ohtani 'considerably' healthier, expected back in Dodgers' lineup Wednesday • 52-year-old man found dead inside Kwara well • Police declare Kano man wanted over alleged fraud, conspiracy • Enugu man allegedly kills girlfriend over HIV infection argument • Kano task force targets 10,000 drug abusers for rehabilitation • Police raid suspected Delta crime den, arrest five • Imo flood renders residents stranded, transport fares soar • Nigerian convicted of larceny, money laundering arrested in US • Anambra flood: Pupil missing as police rescue nine • Manufacturing Africa helps 23 Nigerian firms secure $630m • Six kidnapped Katsina varsity students, driver rescued • Bad roads drive customers away from Ogun businesses • Robbers kill Lagos party guest, dump body in river • Airlines’ TSC default threatens investor confidence – Finchglow • Schneider Electric, IBTC expand data centre training • Cally Air expands fleet amid rising travel • Rivers top MOB National Taekwondo Team Championship • Sierra Leone beat Ghana in NCF Quadrangular T20 tourney • Itauma to make comeback early 2027 • Nigeria seek bounce-back at Chess Olympiad • Ohtani 'considerably' healthier, expected back in Dodgers' lineup Wednesday • 52-year-old man found dead inside Kwara well • Police declare Kano man wanted over alleged fraud, conspiracy • Enugu man allegedly kills girlfriend over HIV infection argument • Kano task force targets 10,000 drug abusers for rehabilitation • Police raid suspected Delta crime den, arrest five • Imo flood renders residents stranded, transport fares soar • Nigerian convicted of larceny, money laundering arrested in US • Anambra flood: Pupil missing as police rescue nine • Manufacturing Africa helps 23 Nigerian firms secure $630m • Six kidnapped Katsina varsity students, driver rescued • Bad roads drive customers away from Ogun businesses • Robbers kill Lagos party guest, dump body in river • Airlines’ TSC default threatens investor confidence – Finchglow • Schneider Electric, IBTC expand data centre training • Cally Air expands fleet amid rising travel

September 23, 2026|02:09

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Protests as INEC omits physically-challenged candidate’s name from list

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Supporters of a physically-challenged NNPP candidate, Dr Christian Uwalaka, protest after INEC omitted his name from the list for the Abia HoR election. Read More: https://punchng.com/protests-as-inec-omits-physically-challenged-candidates-name-from-list/

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