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40-year-old held for Bauchi community leader’s death • Seven-month-old baby killed in Lagos gas explosion • A’Ibom man forced to bury murdered son, four arrested • Slain NURTW leader laid to rest in Lagos • Court orders EFCC to arrest Abuja realtor for skipping hearing in land fraud trial • MP, Greater Accra Kusasi Chief lead calls for GCB Bank branch in Garu • Oil surge boosts revenue amid pipeline security gains • PenCom plans dedicated funding for state pension bureaus • Edo community seeks intervention after farmer’s death • Police recover seven stolen bikes in Ekiti • Manhunt begins as gunmen kill four, raze homes in Anambra • Sokoto Govt warns against fertiliser diversion as Kebbe receives 3,600 bags for farmers • NGX gains N307bn as market capitalisation rises to N159tn • ‘Only cowards play backwards’ — Martinez blasts Argentina after Spain defeat • Land dispute: Obey S’Court judgment, Anambra community tells dep gov • NYSC renews call for improved welfare, safety • Manufacturer visits Soludo for collaboration, job creation • Erosion: Communities lament collapse of houses in Abia • Abia community to honour Mary Slessor with library • Court adjourns Anambra whistleblower’s bail application hearing • 40-year-old held for Bauchi community leader’s death • Seven-month-old baby killed in Lagos gas explosion • A’Ibom man forced to bury murdered son, four arrested • Slain NURTW leader laid to rest in Lagos • Court orders EFCC to arrest Abuja realtor for skipping hearing in land fraud trial • MP, Greater Accra Kusasi Chief lead calls for GCB Bank branch in Garu • Oil surge boosts revenue amid pipeline security gains • PenCom plans dedicated funding for state pension bureaus • Edo community seeks intervention after farmer’s death • Police recover seven stolen bikes in Ekiti • Manhunt begins as gunmen kill four, raze homes in Anambra • Sokoto Govt warns against fertiliser diversion as Kebbe receives 3,600 bags for farmers • NGX gains N307bn as market capitalisation rises to N159tn • ‘Only cowards play backwards’ — Martinez blasts Argentina after Spain defeat • Land dispute: Obey S’Court judgment, Anambra community tells dep gov • NYSC renews call for improved welfare, safety • Manufacturer visits Soludo for collaboration, job creation • Erosion: Communities lament collapse of houses in Abia • Abia community to honour Mary Slessor with library • Court adjourns Anambra whistleblower’s bail application hearing

July 21, 2026|23:32

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Reps receive constitution amendment report on state police bill

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The House of Representatives has received the constitution amendment report on the State Police Bill, moving Nigeria closer to decentralised policing. Read More: https://punchng.com/reps-receive-constitution-amendment-report-on-state-police-bill/

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