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Bayelsa cult clash claims five lives • Two suspected Kano robbers in police net • Ogidi murder: Police officer admits shooting was unjustified • Four injured as container truck crashes into vehicles • NYSC: Serving Nigeria at what cost? • Ogun community seeks repair of deplorable road • Follow live: Hernandez, Freeman connect on pair of homers as Dodgers lead Braves • Uche Pedro’s High Fashion Icon Look for BellaNaija at 20 Was a Sculptural Crimson Gown • Eight-year-old dies, others injured in Anambra crash • Man found dead with mutilated body near Plateau market • Nine die as Delta bus hits gas truck • Ondo traditional ruler shot dead during colleague’s burial • Total Midweek Kane: England’s icon delivers a classic on his way to footballing ultimacy | Barney Ronay • Firm Backs Cash Flow Lending as Formal Credit Access Rises • Vitafoam Boosts Practical Science Education • Financial Services Professionals Walk for Ethical, Sustainable Market • Firm Unveils Enhanced Third Party Motor Insurance Policy • Nigeria at 66: Insurance Industry Focuses on Developing Institutional Strength • Fitch Reaffirms Stanbic IBTC’s AAA(nga) Rating, Unbroken for a Decade • ProvidusUnity Takes Merger Story to Customers, Deepens Engagement • Bayelsa cult clash claims five lives • Two suspected Kano robbers in police net • Ogidi murder: Police officer admits shooting was unjustified • Four injured as container truck crashes into vehicles • NYSC: Serving Nigeria at what cost? • Ogun community seeks repair of deplorable road • Follow live: Hernandez, Freeman connect on pair of homers as Dodgers lead Braves • Uche Pedro’s High Fashion Icon Look for BellaNaija at 20 Was a Sculptural Crimson Gown • Eight-year-old dies, others injured in Anambra crash • Man found dead with mutilated body near Plateau market • Nine die as Delta bus hits gas truck • Ondo traditional ruler shot dead during colleague’s burial • Total Midweek Kane: England’s icon delivers a classic on his way to footballing ultimacy | Barney Ronay • Firm Backs Cash Flow Lending as Formal Credit Access Rises • Vitafoam Boosts Practical Science Education • Financial Services Professionals Walk for Ethical, Sustainable Market • Firm Unveils Enhanced Third Party Motor Insurance Policy • Nigeria at 66: Insurance Industry Focuses on Developing Institutional Strength • Fitch Reaffirms Stanbic IBTC’s AAA(nga) Rating, Unbroken for a Decade • ProvidusUnity Takes Merger Story to Customers, Deepens Engagement

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UK Jobcentres offer free careers advice to people not claiming benefits

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People in England can now access free careers advice through Jobcentres, regardless of whether they claim benefits, the UK government has announced. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-jobcentres-offer-free-careers-advice-to-people-not-claiming-benefits/

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