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Lagos begins demolition of fire-damaged Martins Street building • I want NILDS to become intellectual hub of democracy – DG • Fake prophet jailed for N136.4m fraud in Enugu • 2 Nigerians, one other jailed in UK after stealing almost £5m in police impersonation scam • Asante Kotoko Appoint South Africa’s AFCON Title Winner Tinkler As New Head Coach • FAAN Unveils Biometric Verification System To Streamline Domestic Air Travel • OAU, Unilag: See the 10 universities that produced Africa’s unicorn founders • Okoya’s last daughter graduates from UK varsity • Edo appoints first visually impaired permanent secretary • FG to commission 11 pharmaceutical manufacturing projects in 2026 to boost local drug production • Asharami Energy Hits 6m LTI-Free Man-Hours, Advancing Goal Zero Safety Culture • Police hunt teacher over death of 12-year-old student in Anambra • Rivers reopens school four months after toddler’s death, family kicks • Mbah hails Bart Nnaji at 70, praises him for returning to impact home • Army Immortalises Gen. Lagbaja • UPDATED: Court strikes out suit seeking recognition of Turaki-led PDP • France vs England: thrilling football showdown for the World Championship bronze medal • Assessing Impact of AI on Estate Surveying and Valuation Practice in Nigeria • Breaking: Court Dashes Hope of Turaki-led PDP To Be Recognised By INEC, Dismisses Suit • Rainy season: TRACE warns motorists against driving through flooded roads • Lagos begins demolition of fire-damaged Martins Street building • I want NILDS to become intellectual hub of democracy – DG • Fake prophet jailed for N136.4m fraud in Enugu • 2 Nigerians, one other jailed in UK after stealing almost £5m in police impersonation scam • Asante Kotoko Appoint South Africa’s AFCON Title Winner Tinkler As New Head Coach • FAAN Unveils Biometric Verification System To Streamline Domestic Air Travel • OAU, Unilag: See the 10 universities that produced Africa’s unicorn founders • Okoya’s last daughter graduates from UK varsity • Edo appoints first visually impaired permanent secretary • FG to commission 11 pharmaceutical manufacturing projects in 2026 to boost local drug production • Asharami Energy Hits 6m LTI-Free Man-Hours, Advancing Goal Zero Safety Culture • Police hunt teacher over death of 12-year-old student in Anambra • Rivers reopens school four months after toddler’s death, family kicks • Mbah hails Bart Nnaji at 70, praises him for returning to impact home • Army Immortalises Gen. Lagbaja • UPDATED: Court strikes out suit seeking recognition of Turaki-led PDP • France vs England: thrilling football showdown for the World Championship bronze medal • Assessing Impact of AI on Estate Surveying and Valuation Practice in Nigeria • Breaking: Court Dashes Hope of Turaki-led PDP To Be Recognised By INEC, Dismisses Suit • Rainy season: TRACE warns motorists against driving through flooded roads

July 17, 2026|18:50

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US missionary condemns Plateau killings

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US missionary Alex Barbir condemns recent Plateau killings, alleging nine relatives of a Nigerian pastor were “hunted and slaughtered” by terrorists. He cr Read More: https://punchng.com/us-missionary-condemns-plateau-killings/

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