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NSIB, NIMASA partner to strengthen maritime safety • Human capital to shape Nigeria’s maritime future – SIFAX chair • Nigerians pay 131% more for Okada fares in three years • Equities shed N800bn as profit-taking halts market rally • Infinity MfB expands loan portfolio 58% • Guinness Nigeria grows revenue to N265bn • Badagry residents get free health insurance under ILERA EKO scheme • C’River man defrauds woman of N500,000 for hospital jobs • C’River reaffirms partnership with NEMA on emergency response • New monarch for Bayelsa community after 55 years • A seller becomes a trustee once there is a valid contract of sale until the sale is fully completed • Arsenal Rule Out Surgery For Injured Saliba • C’River trains 221 for social intervention • Delta Assembly begins recess, Speaker urges constituency visits • Bayelsa community laments collapse of 27-year hospital • Otu promises funding, employment for presidential awardees • Milan, Fiorentina Bologna Target Chukwueze as He Faces Uncertain Future at Milan • Wolves May Attract FIFA Sanctions After Arokodare’s Training Ground Drama • Glasgow Aglow with Pride as Team Nigeria, 73 Other Countries Kickoff 2026 Commonwealth Games • 2025 Licensing Round: NUPRC Moves to Rebuild Trust in Nigeria’s Oil Sector • NSIB, NIMASA partner to strengthen maritime safety • Human capital to shape Nigeria’s maritime future – SIFAX chair • Nigerians pay 131% more for Okada fares in three years • Equities shed N800bn as profit-taking halts market rally • Infinity MfB expands loan portfolio 58% • Guinness Nigeria grows revenue to N265bn • Badagry residents get free health insurance under ILERA EKO scheme • C’River man defrauds woman of N500,000 for hospital jobs • C’River reaffirms partnership with NEMA on emergency response • New monarch for Bayelsa community after 55 years • A seller becomes a trustee once there is a valid contract of sale until the sale is fully completed • Arsenal Rule Out Surgery For Injured Saliba • C’River trains 221 for social intervention • Delta Assembly begins recess, Speaker urges constituency visits • Bayelsa community laments collapse of 27-year hospital • Otu promises funding, employment for presidential awardees • Milan, Fiorentina Bologna Target Chukwueze as He Faces Uncertain Future at Milan • Wolves May Attract FIFA Sanctions After Arokodare’s Training Ground Drama • Glasgow Aglow with Pride as Team Nigeria, 73 Other Countries Kickoff 2026 Commonwealth Games • 2025 Licensing Round: NUPRC Moves to Rebuild Trust in Nigeria’s Oil Sector

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Terrorists kidnap, kill 106 health workers in three years – Report

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

A new report reveals 106 health workers were kidnapped and killed by terrorists and armed groups in Nigeria between 2023 and 2025, highlighting a growing c Read More: https://punchng.com/terrorists-kidnap-kill-106-health-workers-in-three-years-report/

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