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Osun election: APC jealous of me because they can’t dance — Adeleke • Two killed, two injured as gunmen attack APC supporters at Ilesa rally • Nigeria’s economic recovery is running ahead of its fundamentals • Nigeria has halved inflation in two years, but purchasing power remains lost • Jerry Eze joins Heirs Life Assurance as independent non-executive director • Yoruba Youth Council warns against violence, calls for credible poll in Osun • Osun poll: INEC maps flashpoints, steps up security deployment • GoldBod must strengthen gold traceability to aid galamsey fight — Dr Manteaw • Reversing oil production decline top priority for gov’t — Energy Minister • NAPO cautions against rising culture of insults in Ghana's political discourse • New police commissioner assumes duty in Anambra • Alleged Coup: Amnesty raises alarm over alleged torture of suspects, denial of family access • NHRC Demands Immediate Arrest, Prosecution of Sheikh Jingir Over Hate Speech • Aviation Unions Picket Air Peace Operations, Attack Workers over Refusal to Join Associations • Transfer: Michael Owen names player blocking Haaland from joining Real Madrid • Kesi kaka anayedaiwa kumuua mdogo wake ili apate utajiri kusikilizwa upya • David Squires on … the masochistic life of a Football League fan • 2027 WWC Playoffs: Ramalepe rallies Banyana for tough Super Falcons test • Beyond the crown: Meet Nigeria’s Miss World 2026 representative, Tamunosoye Karibi-George • BBNaija S11: 16 housemates up for possible eviction in week three • Osun election: APC jealous of me because they can’t dance — Adeleke • Two killed, two injured as gunmen attack APC supporters at Ilesa rally • Nigeria’s economic recovery is running ahead of its fundamentals • Nigeria has halved inflation in two years, but purchasing power remains lost • Jerry Eze joins Heirs Life Assurance as independent non-executive director • Yoruba Youth Council warns against violence, calls for credible poll in Osun • Osun poll: INEC maps flashpoints, steps up security deployment • GoldBod must strengthen gold traceability to aid galamsey fight — Dr Manteaw • Reversing oil production decline top priority for gov’t — Energy Minister • NAPO cautions against rising culture of insults in Ghana's political discourse • New police commissioner assumes duty in Anambra • Alleged Coup: Amnesty raises alarm over alleged torture of suspects, denial of family access • NHRC Demands Immediate Arrest, Prosecution of Sheikh Jingir Over Hate Speech • Aviation Unions Picket Air Peace Operations, Attack Workers over Refusal to Join Associations • Transfer: Michael Owen names player blocking Haaland from joining Real Madrid • Kesi kaka anayedaiwa kumuua mdogo wake ili apate utajiri kusikilizwa upya • David Squires on … the masochistic life of a Football League fan • 2027 WWC Playoffs: Ramalepe rallies Banyana for tough Super Falcons test • Beyond the crown: Meet Nigeria’s Miss World 2026 representative, Tamunosoye Karibi-George • BBNaija S11: 16 housemates up for possible eviction in week three

August 11, 2026|10:50

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UPDATED: NCAA begs aviation unions to suspend strike

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The NCAA appeals to aviation unions to suspend their ongoing strike, disrupting flights and impacting passengers. Find out more about the aviation strike. Read More: https://punchng.com/updated-ncaa-begs-aviation-unions-to-suspend-strike/

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