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Japa: Nigeria’s image abroad far from reality – United Nigeria Airlines chair • Spain coach De la Fuente gets new deal after World Cup success • Winds of Change: How the UAE–Ethiopia Partnership Is Unlocking Ethiopia’s Renewable Potential • Mahama to build 400-bed Mother and Child Block at Korle Bu – Kwakye Ofosu • GES threatens sanctions against SHS heads imposing unauthorised charges • ECOWAS to award top three West African startups with US$65,000 in seed funding • Betting could destroy future of Ghana’s youth in 3–5 years – Akim Swedru MP • Nyansa Dialogue Series: 'ECOWAS must reform to remain relevant in fractured West Africa' – Experts • LASEMA clears truck incidents, restores traffic on Ikorodu Road • NSCDC suspends more officials over death of miners in custody • Nursing students protest repeated hostel raids in Taraba • APC Group Wants Obi Invited over Parallel Results Transmission Plan • Harvestfield Commences Local Production of Insecticide-Treated Nets • College football Power Rankings: What we learned about the Top 25 in Week 3 • Venezuela Interim Leader Arrives In US For UNGA • Uyo to host 5th Agribusiness conference, organisers target investment, jobs • CNN, others sue Trump over White House press ban • 751 Nigerian passports delivered in Qatar within two weeks • Tension as labour accuses Air Force of assaulting JED workers • Dubai declares 10-day mourning after emirate ruler’s brother dies • Japa: Nigeria’s image abroad far from reality – United Nigeria Airlines chair • Spain coach De la Fuente gets new deal after World Cup success • Winds of Change: How the UAE–Ethiopia Partnership Is Unlocking Ethiopia’s Renewable Potential • Mahama to build 400-bed Mother and Child Block at Korle Bu – Kwakye Ofosu • GES threatens sanctions against SHS heads imposing unauthorised charges • ECOWAS to award top three West African startups with US$65,000 in seed funding • Betting could destroy future of Ghana’s youth in 3–5 years – Akim Swedru MP • Nyansa Dialogue Series: 'ECOWAS must reform to remain relevant in fractured West Africa' – Experts • LASEMA clears truck incidents, restores traffic on Ikorodu Road • NSCDC suspends more officials over death of miners in custody • Nursing students protest repeated hostel raids in Taraba • APC Group Wants Obi Invited over Parallel Results Transmission Plan • Harvestfield Commences Local Production of Insecticide-Treated Nets • College football Power Rankings: What we learned about the Top 25 in Week 3 • Venezuela Interim Leader Arrives In US For UNGA • Uyo to host 5th Agribusiness conference, organisers target investment, jobs • CNN, others sue Trump over White House press ban • 751 Nigerian passports delivered in Qatar within two weeks • Tension as labour accuses Air Force of assaulting JED workers • Dubai declares 10-day mourning after emirate ruler’s brother dies

September 21, 2026|12:08

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TCN repairs four vandalised power lines in Rivers

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The Transmission Company of Nigeria has begun repairing four vandalised towers along the Afam-IPP-Elelenwo 132kV transmission line in Rivers State. Read More: https://punchng.com/tcn-repairs-four-vandalised-power-lines-in-rivers/

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