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Four killed in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash • Police present N28m to families of deceased officers in Katsina • Nigerian man accused of killing London railway worker after missing train • How Mikel, Okocha, Ndidi inspired Akinsanmiro’s Super Eagles journey • NPFL: Ranchers Bees adopt Sani Abacha Stadium as new home ground • Israel to resume Gaza war, pursue Palestinian migration plan – Katz • 20 key takeaways from the EPL after matchweek four • Ondo bans okada operations over traffic law violations • Kenya wins bid to host 2029 World Athletics Championships • Israel will ‘finish job’ in Gaza and remove Palestinians – Defence minister • Lagos-Ibadan Expressway remains blocked • UK inflation jumps to 3.1% in August as fuel prices rise • FULL LIST: Top 20 richest US sports team owners in 2026 • Troops raid kidnappers’ enclave, rescue seven in Benue • How government-backed bloggers are creating tension in Linda Mwananchi • Awoniyi adds postgraduate diploma to academic credentials • NDLEA intercepts drugs worth N2bn, secures convictions of 248 suspects in Delta • صانع المطر رواية جديدة لأحمد الملك • Low enrollment forces PenCom to extend pension verification deadline • Messi set for Argentina farewell, included in squad to face Benin • Four killed in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash • Police present N28m to families of deceased officers in Katsina • Nigerian man accused of killing London railway worker after missing train • How Mikel, Okocha, Ndidi inspired Akinsanmiro’s Super Eagles journey • NPFL: Ranchers Bees adopt Sani Abacha Stadium as new home ground • Israel to resume Gaza war, pursue Palestinian migration plan – Katz • 20 key takeaways from the EPL after matchweek four • Ondo bans okada operations over traffic law violations • Kenya wins bid to host 2029 World Athletics Championships • Israel will ‘finish job’ in Gaza and remove Palestinians – Defence minister • Lagos-Ibadan Expressway remains blocked • UK inflation jumps to 3.1% in August as fuel prices rise • FULL LIST: Top 20 richest US sports team owners in 2026 • Troops raid kidnappers’ enclave, rescue seven in Benue • How government-backed bloggers are creating tension in Linda Mwananchi • Awoniyi adds postgraduate diploma to academic credentials • NDLEA intercepts drugs worth N2bn, secures convictions of 248 suspects in Delta • صانع المطر رواية جديدة لأحمد الملك • Low enrollment forces PenCom to extend pension verification deadline • Messi set for Argentina farewell, included in squad to face Benin

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A new political group, Alpha Abia RISE, has been launched in Abia to deepen, defend, and institutionalise the governing philosophy of Governor Alex Otti. Read More: https://punchng.com/supporters-back-abia-gov/

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