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البرهان عدوّ الصِدق… ومعارك كشف الحقيقة • Minister mourns Olu Jacobs, says ‘Nigeria has lost a lion’ • Meet Scottish siblings eligible for Uganda international call-up via mother’s heritage • 'Mr President, stop your Mayor from targeting Konkomba tribe' – Nitiwul questions Agbogbloshie demolition • How SHS graduate who got down from VIP bus to urinate ended her life on Kumasi-Bibiani road • FG targets 95% NIN enrolment by December • King’s College crisis deepens over alleged police assault • WHO urges safer care for NCD patients • Jengo la ghorofa laporomoka Gaza, laua watu • Divisional rankings: Small changes in biggest weight class • MMA pound-for-pound rankings: Alexa Grasso makes move back toward top • Why liquid cooling is the new benchmark- A closer look at the Infinix GT 50 Pro • OneDosh expands into European Union, moves beyond US-Nigeria corridor • إلى طلاب الشهادة السودانية صناع الأمل في أمة تبدأ الآن • NCDMB promotes reading culture with fifth book event in Bayelsa • Atiku, Keyamo, RMD, Kate Henshaw, Funke Akindele, others mourn Olu Jacobs • 2027: Ondo APC leaders unite for Tinubu — Chairman • ‘Huge and heavily-laden’ SHS prospectus burdens parents, must be reviewed – Dafeamekpor • Ghanaians face 512% higher fuel price increase than Francophone counterparts amid Iran war – Abonenga • ABIA: PDP candidate promises N90,000 minimum wage, vows to recall 15,000 sacked workers • البرهان عدوّ الصِدق… ومعارك كشف الحقيقة • Minister mourns Olu Jacobs, says ‘Nigeria has lost a lion’ • Meet Scottish siblings eligible for Uganda international call-up via mother’s heritage • 'Mr President, stop your Mayor from targeting Konkomba tribe' – Nitiwul questions Agbogbloshie demolition • How SHS graduate who got down from VIP bus to urinate ended her life on Kumasi-Bibiani road • FG targets 95% NIN enrolment by December • King’s College crisis deepens over alleged police assault • WHO urges safer care for NCD patients • Jengo la ghorofa laporomoka Gaza, laua watu • Divisional rankings: Small changes in biggest weight class • MMA pound-for-pound rankings: Alexa Grasso makes move back toward top • Why liquid cooling is the new benchmark- A closer look at the Infinix GT 50 Pro • OneDosh expands into European Union, moves beyond US-Nigeria corridor • إلى طلاب الشهادة السودانية صناع الأمل في أمة تبدأ الآن • NCDMB promotes reading culture with fifth book event in Bayelsa • Atiku, Keyamo, RMD, Kate Henshaw, Funke Akindele, others mourn Olu Jacobs • 2027: Ondo APC leaders unite for Tinubu — Chairman • ‘Huge and heavily-laden’ SHS prospectus burdens parents, must be reviewed – Dafeamekpor • Ghanaians face 512% higher fuel price increase than Francophone counterparts amid Iran war – Abonenga • ABIA: PDP candidate promises N90,000 minimum wage, vows to recall 15,000 sacked workers

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Public appointments should be based on competence – PRP chieftain

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A PRP chieftain, Yakubu Kingsley, says public appointments should be based on competence, integrity and accountability, not ethnicity or political loyalty. Read More: https://punchng.com/public-appointments-should-be-based-on-competence-prp-chieftain/

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