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More than 200 Fifa members endorse Infantino for fourth term despite Balogun scandal • Father arrested for allegedly forcing her 16-year-old daughter to sleep with men for money in his presence • Female ward assistant in court over alleged GH¢1.7million military recruitment scam • "He stood for peace, good neighborliness" — Bawku Naba mourns demise of Yaa Naa Mahama Abukari II • Mahama targets completion of Ho Sports Stadium before Ghana's 70th anniversary • Venezuela quake death toll exceeds 5,000 — Official • Two Nigerians, one other jailed in UK for £4m crypto fraud • Paga youth supports new medical doctor with GH₵20,000 for accepting posting to Kassena-Nankana West • NPP clears Ketu North to hold constituency election on July 19 • Medical Herbalists to chart future of evidence-based herbal medicine at 2026 Annual Conference • Trader Arraigned For Allegedly Defrauding Business Partners Of N10.12m In Ondo • M-CODe launches regional media accountability drive to monitor MMDCEs on sanitation performance • Police Arrest Four Over Mob Killing, Exhume Victim’s Remains For Autopsy • EU alarmed by Israel’s expansion in Palestinian territories • Okpebholo Swears In Edo’s First Visually Impaired Permanent Secretary, 19 Others • NPFL: Abdulraman joins Ikorodu City on two-year contract • Transfer: Super Eagles winger swaps club in Russia • Mutfwang’s reinstatement of Plateau monarch will consolidate peace, say community leaders • World Cup: Petr Cech lists two major reasons why England lost to Argentina • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 17, 2026: Nigerian Naira continues appreciation against US currency • More than 200 Fifa members endorse Infantino for fourth term despite Balogun scandal • Father arrested for allegedly forcing her 16-year-old daughter to sleep with men for money in his presence • Female ward assistant in court over alleged GH¢1.7million military recruitment scam • "He stood for peace, good neighborliness" — Bawku Naba mourns demise of Yaa Naa Mahama Abukari II • Mahama targets completion of Ho Sports Stadium before Ghana's 70th anniversary • Venezuela quake death toll exceeds 5,000 — Official • Two Nigerians, one other jailed in UK for £4m crypto fraud • Paga youth supports new medical doctor with GH₵20,000 for accepting posting to Kassena-Nankana West • NPP clears Ketu North to hold constituency election on July 19 • Medical Herbalists to chart future of evidence-based herbal medicine at 2026 Annual Conference • Trader Arraigned For Allegedly Defrauding Business Partners Of N10.12m In Ondo • M-CODe launches regional media accountability drive to monitor MMDCEs on sanitation performance • Police Arrest Four Over Mob Killing, Exhume Victim’s Remains For Autopsy • EU alarmed by Israel’s expansion in Palestinian territories • Okpebholo Swears In Edo’s First Visually Impaired Permanent Secretary, 19 Others • NPFL: Abdulraman joins Ikorodu City on two-year contract • Transfer: Super Eagles winger swaps club in Russia • Mutfwang’s reinstatement of Plateau monarch will consolidate peace, say community leaders • World Cup: Petr Cech lists two major reasons why England lost to Argentina • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 17, 2026: Nigerian Naira continues appreciation against US currency

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Soldiers kill two terrorists, rescue three kidnap victims in Benue

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Nigerian soldiers neutralised two terrorists and rescued three kidnap victims in a successful operation in Katsina-Ala, Benue State. Read more about the Be Read More: https://punchng.com/soldiers-kill-two-terrorists-rescue-three-kidnap-victims-in-benue/

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