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Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP • Eno reaffirms support for Ibom Air, Uyo maintenance, repair facility • Police Lock Down Osun, Deploy DIG, 30 CPs Ahead Of Governorship Election • Troops rescue 9 kidnap victims, arrest 20 suspected criminals • Wife bags 1 year jail term for forging marriage certificate • Rais Samia ahimiza amani, utulivu Tamasha la Kizimkazi • Transfer: Bradley Barcola told to reject Arsenal • Flood sacks Anambra traditional ruler from palace • 26 Katsina LGAs under bandits attack in 2023 – Deputy Governor • Jose Chameleone alivyoibua shangwe akitumbuiza kilele tamasha la Kizimkazi • Upper East: Nurses to get 1,320 medical kits under free primary healthcare • ‘Terrible’ Bolga-Wa road will soon be history – Road Minister assures Mahama during inspection • BBNaija 11: ‘Neche said I’m not her type’ – Barry • Transfer: ‘I don’t have enough players’ – Carrick sends message to Man United board • How will the three promoted teams fare in the Premier League? • Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP • Eno reaffirms support for Ibom Air, Uyo maintenance, repair facility • Police Lock Down Osun, Deploy DIG, 30 CPs Ahead Of Governorship Election • Troops rescue 9 kidnap victims, arrest 20 suspected criminals • Wife bags 1 year jail term for forging marriage certificate • Rais Samia ahimiza amani, utulivu Tamasha la Kizimkazi • Transfer: Bradley Barcola told to reject Arsenal • Flood sacks Anambra traditional ruler from palace • 26 Katsina LGAs under bandits attack in 2023 – Deputy Governor • Jose Chameleone alivyoibua shangwe akitumbuiza kilele tamasha la Kizimkazi • Upper East: Nurses to get 1,320 medical kits under free primary healthcare • ‘Terrible’ Bolga-Wa road will soon be history – Road Minister assures Mahama during inspection • BBNaija 11: ‘Neche said I’m not her type’ – Barry • Transfer: ‘I don’t have enough players’ – Carrick sends message to Man United board • How will the three promoted teams fare in the Premier League?

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UAE condemns attack on two vessels in Hormuz strait

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The UAE has condemned Iran for attacks on two ADNOC vessels in the Hormuz Strait, highlighting ongoing tensions and calls for international law adherence. Read More: https://punchng.com/uae-condemns-attack-on-two-vessels-in-hormuz-strait/

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