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Solana Trades Around $76 And Sui Sits Near $0.69 While BlockDAG’s $0.002 Entry Fuels 5,000x Projections This Cycle • Anambra TV station retirees lament nine years of unpaid gratuities • Ghana’s Black Queens qualify for World Cup playoffs • Two injured as train derails in southeast England • NADF graduates 250 agricultural mechanisation service providers • Accord dismisses factional chairman’s support for Osun APC gov candidate • Osun Senator, Fadahunsi dragged to court over alleged ‘Kill Accord’ members threat • Championship spending hits record levels and likely to go higher as playoffs expand • FG denies postponing paramilitary recruitment, says exercise ongoing • NNPC: I’ve accepted assets, liability, refinery will work – Tinubu assures • Weak systems helped Adeyemi set up ‘fake agency’, says ICPC • Nigeria not prone to earthquakes, geological agency allays fears • Abia varsity suspends lecturer over Facebook post on workers’ pay • Keyamo directs airlines, unions to agree repayment plans over TSC debt • Saudi defence minister calls Iraq ‘cherished neighbour’ after strikes • AskProf Pushes Learning-Focused AI for Students • Oyo LG election: APM candidates drag party to court over alleged plans to conduct fresh primary • Osun Election: Governor Adeleke – strengths, weaknesses • Makinde picks ex-SSS DG Daura as running mate • Magistrate orders police to probe senator over ‘kill Accord members’ comment • Solana Trades Around $76 And Sui Sits Near $0.69 While BlockDAG’s $0.002 Entry Fuels 5,000x Projections This Cycle • Anambra TV station retirees lament nine years of unpaid gratuities • Ghana’s Black Queens qualify for World Cup playoffs • Two injured as train derails in southeast England • NADF graduates 250 agricultural mechanisation service providers • Accord dismisses factional chairman’s support for Osun APC gov candidate • Osun Senator, Fadahunsi dragged to court over alleged ‘Kill Accord’ members threat • Championship spending hits record levels and likely to go higher as playoffs expand • FG denies postponing paramilitary recruitment, says exercise ongoing • NNPC: I’ve accepted assets, liability, refinery will work – Tinubu assures • Weak systems helped Adeyemi set up ‘fake agency’, says ICPC • Nigeria not prone to earthquakes, geological agency allays fears • Abia varsity suspends lecturer over Facebook post on workers’ pay • Keyamo directs airlines, unions to agree repayment plans over TSC debt • Saudi defence minister calls Iraq ‘cherished neighbour’ after strikes • AskProf Pushes Learning-Focused AI for Students • Oyo LG election: APM candidates drag party to court over alleged plans to conduct fresh primary • Osun Election: Governor Adeleke – strengths, weaknesses • Makinde picks ex-SSS DG Daura as running mate • Magistrate orders police to probe senator over ‘kill Accord members’ comment

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Senate gives Seplat, three oil firms 48 hours to answer NEITI queries

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The Senate Public Accounts Committee has given Seplat Energy and three other oil companies 48 hours to respond to NEITI audit queries. Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-gives-seplat-three-oil-firms-48-hours-to-answer-neiti-queries/

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