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CONTAINING DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK IN KANO • ANAKWUE’S CASE FOR A HEART-HEALTHY NIGERIA • NAICOM urges insurers to prioritise policyholder protection • Fasehun’s OPC backs Tinubu’s re-election bid • WHEN FEAR CREATES OPPORTUNITY • SUNU Assurances shareholders approve directors, new auditor • Health insurance enrolment rises but coverage gap persists • THE UNSUNG LIFELINE IN THE FOOD INFLATION CRISIS • 2027: Kwara ex-SDP candidate Lawal backs APC • Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees • APM demands release of FBI records on Tinubu • Rising revenues must improve citizens’ living standards, say economists • Telcos battle rising costs from power, fibre damage • FX utilisation jumps 74% to $16.2bn in Q1 • Dangote considers cutting petrol supply to importers • Rising fuel imports could cripple local refineries – CPPE • CBN mops up N4.72tn as OMO demand surges • SEC to dispute judge's pro player ruling Thursday • LASG moves against encroachment on setbacks, public spaces • 2027: INEC list rekindles APC’s post-primary crisis • CONTAINING DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK IN KANO • ANAKWUE’S CASE FOR A HEART-HEALTHY NIGERIA • NAICOM urges insurers to prioritise policyholder protection • Fasehun’s OPC backs Tinubu’s re-election bid • WHEN FEAR CREATES OPPORTUNITY • SUNU Assurances shareholders approve directors, new auditor • Health insurance enrolment rises but coverage gap persists • THE UNSUNG LIFELINE IN THE FOOD INFLATION CRISIS • 2027: Kwara ex-SDP candidate Lawal backs APC • Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees • APM demands release of FBI records on Tinubu • Rising revenues must improve citizens’ living standards, say economists • Telcos battle rising costs from power, fibre damage • FX utilisation jumps 74% to $16.2bn in Q1 • Dangote considers cutting petrol supply to importers • Rising fuel imports could cripple local refineries – CPPE • CBN mops up N4.72tn as OMO demand surges • SEC to dispute judge's pro player ruling Thursday • LASG moves against encroachment on setbacks, public spaces • 2027: INEC list rekindles APC’s post-primary crisis

August 31, 2026|01:20

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Six arrested for phone snatching, thuggery in Bauchi

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The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested a suspected phone snatcher and five alleged thugs in separate operations within the Bauchi metropolis. The command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Nafiu Habib, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday. According to Habib, the phone-snatching incident occurred last Monday, when a 25-year-old resident of Unguwan Mangororin Sale Toro, Read More: https://punchng.com/six-arrested-for-phone-snatching-thuggery-in-bauchi/

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