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La Liga: Gordon scores first Barcelona goal in 3-0 win over Getafe • INEC lists Chinda Ogundu as Rivers APC governorship candidate • Neville Criticizes Ronaldo’s Behaviour After Explosive Portugal Fallout • INEC lists 16 candidates for Gombe governorship race, omits PDP’s Pantami • Tinubu inaugurates APC presidential campaign council October 14 • Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence • Waziri Nasra asimamisha ujenzi Mji Mkongwe akiagiza tathmini • EPL: Alonso reveals why Chelsea signed 36-year-old Henderson after 5-1 win over Bournemouth • SEC warns Nigerians against investing in unregistered WayvePay platform • Many injured as explosion rocks Saudi Arabia’s airport • Army, Police dismiss report of 111 deaths in alleged Sokoto attack • Ole Miss lands top hoops recruit in decades as Nur commits • Source: Vikings elevate OBJ but not decided whether he'll play vs. Saints • Ghana has a surrogacy law, but… - Supreme Court Justice • Surrogacy: Supreme Court judge warns of citizenship and inheritance challenges for children born in Ghana • UK migrant workers wear chains, sing Asa’s ‘Jailer’ to protest proposed visa reforms • FG, NBA demand accelerated implementation of Niger Basin Development Projects • Fitch revises Nigeria’s outlook to positive, affirms ‘B’ rating • Army, police dismiss viral claim of mass killings in Sokoto • Sources: Cal QB Sagapolutele out vs. Hokies after hit to head • La Liga: Gordon scores first Barcelona goal in 3-0 win over Getafe • INEC lists Chinda Ogundu as Rivers APC governorship candidate • Neville Criticizes Ronaldo’s Behaviour After Explosive Portugal Fallout • INEC lists 16 candidates for Gombe governorship race, omits PDP’s Pantami • Tinubu inaugurates APC presidential campaign council October 14 • Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence • Waziri Nasra asimamisha ujenzi Mji Mkongwe akiagiza tathmini • EPL: Alonso reveals why Chelsea signed 36-year-old Henderson after 5-1 win over Bournemouth • SEC warns Nigerians against investing in unregistered WayvePay platform • Many injured as explosion rocks Saudi Arabia’s airport • Army, Police dismiss report of 111 deaths in alleged Sokoto attack • Ole Miss lands top hoops recruit in decades as Nur commits • Source: Vikings elevate OBJ but not decided whether he'll play vs. Saints • Ghana has a surrogacy law, but… - Supreme Court Justice • Surrogacy: Supreme Court judge warns of citizenship and inheritance challenges for children born in Ghana • UK migrant workers wear chains, sing Asa’s ‘Jailer’ to protest proposed visa reforms • FG, NBA demand accelerated implementation of Niger Basin Development Projects • Fitch revises Nigeria’s outlook to positive, affirms ‘B’ rating • Army, police dismiss viral claim of mass killings in Sokoto • Sources: Cal QB Sagapolutele out vs. Hokies after hit to head

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UNICEF and stakeholders in Gombe and Bauchi states have called for urgent action to end child marriage and protect girls’ rights to education and health. Read More: https://punchng.com/unicef-stakeholders-seek-end-to-child-marriage/

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