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Court jails 12 for abusing naira at Delta party • Liverpool owner in talks to sell stake to QPR co-owner Amit Bhatia • Reps probe xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, seek compensation for victims • Nigeria’s external reserves rise to $52.5 billion, enough for 11 months’ imports • Tinubu Congratulates Badejo-Okusanya On Historic NBA Election Victory • Atiku’s Lobbyist Submits Records On Tinubu’s U.S. Forfeiture Case To Trump, Congress • PDP has overcome crisis, ready for 2027 elections – BoT Chairman Ohuabunwa • NAF airstrike destroys terrorist hideout, neutralises occupants in Borno • Reps seek audit of recovered assets since 1999, demand digital national registry • FG hails Kano’s 32% education budget, 16,000 teacher recruitment • Tinubu’s reforms will secure Nigeria’s future – Akume • Senate tasks AMCON on operational records ahead of 2030 wind-down • Sheikh Walid, wenzake waundiwa tume ya uchunguzi • Mac Allister’s Father Denies Holding Talks With Real Madrid • 17 states to experience flooding from July 21 to 27 • Who cares, where are the loots hidden’ – Aisha Yesufu on Abacha dying of cardiac arrest during sex • INEC officials demand N2,000 before releasing PVCs in Anambra – Resident alleges • Serikali yaboresha kanuni 374 za kodi kuvutia uwekezaji • 160,000 flee South Africa over anti-migrant unrest – Report • Tinubu govt’s borrowing astronomical, now a concern – Sen Aliero • Court jails 12 for abusing naira at Delta party • Liverpool owner in talks to sell stake to QPR co-owner Amit Bhatia • Reps probe xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, seek compensation for victims • Nigeria’s external reserves rise to $52.5 billion, enough for 11 months’ imports • Tinubu Congratulates Badejo-Okusanya On Historic NBA Election Victory • Atiku’s Lobbyist Submits Records On Tinubu’s U.S. Forfeiture Case To Trump, Congress • PDP has overcome crisis, ready for 2027 elections – BoT Chairman Ohuabunwa • NAF airstrike destroys terrorist hideout, neutralises occupants in Borno • Reps seek audit of recovered assets since 1999, demand digital national registry • FG hails Kano’s 32% education budget, 16,000 teacher recruitment • Tinubu’s reforms will secure Nigeria’s future – Akume • Senate tasks AMCON on operational records ahead of 2030 wind-down • Sheikh Walid, wenzake waundiwa tume ya uchunguzi • Mac Allister’s Father Denies Holding Talks With Real Madrid • 17 states to experience flooding from July 21 to 27 • Who cares, where are the loots hidden’ – Aisha Yesufu on Abacha dying of cardiac arrest during sex • INEC officials demand N2,000 before releasing PVCs in Anambra – Resident alleges • Serikali yaboresha kanuni 374 za kodi kuvutia uwekezaji • 160,000 flee South Africa over anti-migrant unrest – Report • Tinubu govt’s borrowing astronomical, now a concern – Sen Aliero

July 21, 2026|17:41

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Senate passes bill to repeal NAICOM Act, overhaul insurance regulation

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The Nigerian Senate has passed a bill to repeal the NAICOM Act, establishing a new legal framework for insurance regulation. This aims to modernise the sec Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-passes-bill-to-repeal-naicom-act-overhaul-insurance-regulation/

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