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FULL LIST: From Messi to Fofana: Footballers who announced international retirement • Police arrest man who kidnapped grandfather in Katsina, rescue two victims • ‘I’ll stop campaigning if you prove I left debt,’ Peter Obi challenges Soludo • Three vigilantes killed in night attack in Plateau • 10 memorable movies featuring Olu Jacobs • Williams Uchemba, others mourn Olu Jacobs, recall how he shaped their childhood • 2027: INEC cleans National Voter Register with NIN ahead of polls • How airlines’ handling of flight disruptions violates NCAA Part 19 — official • Why deploying clerics to forests can end banditry – Gumi • Olu Jacobs, Legendary Nigerian Actor and “Lion of Lufodo,” Passes Away at 84 • Ex-Barca coach Ronald Koeman announces death of wife • Adebayo warns petrol could hit N5,000 under Tinubu • Nigeria’s Inflation: Prices still rising despite August decline – Financial Analyst, Oyedokun • Strike: NANS suspends planned protest after governor promise to resolve issues in two weeks • Saudi Arabia says Houthi drone targeting Mecca destroyed • Life, times of veteran Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs • Cartoon: Dancing disco in ‘darkness’ • Lissu apendekezwa kuwania Tuzo ya Sakharov 2026 • LaLiga: Sensational player – Rodri welcomes Alvarez to Barcelona • 2027: Peter Obi responds to Wike’s claim that he’ll suffer if Tinubu loses election • FULL LIST: From Messi to Fofana: Footballers who announced international retirement • Police arrest man who kidnapped grandfather in Katsina, rescue two victims • ‘I’ll stop campaigning if you prove I left debt,’ Peter Obi challenges Soludo • Three vigilantes killed in night attack in Plateau • 10 memorable movies featuring Olu Jacobs • Williams Uchemba, others mourn Olu Jacobs, recall how he shaped their childhood • 2027: INEC cleans National Voter Register with NIN ahead of polls • How airlines’ handling of flight disruptions violates NCAA Part 19 — official • Why deploying clerics to forests can end banditry – Gumi • Olu Jacobs, Legendary Nigerian Actor and “Lion of Lufodo,” Passes Away at 84 • Ex-Barca coach Ronald Koeman announces death of wife • Adebayo warns petrol could hit N5,000 under Tinubu • Nigeria’s Inflation: Prices still rising despite August decline – Financial Analyst, Oyedokun • Strike: NANS suspends planned protest after governor promise to resolve issues in two weeks • Saudi Arabia says Houthi drone targeting Mecca destroyed • Life, times of veteran Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs • Cartoon: Dancing disco in ‘darkness’ • Lissu apendekezwa kuwania Tuzo ya Sakharov 2026 • LaLiga: Sensational player – Rodri welcomes Alvarez to Barcelona • 2027: Peter Obi responds to Wike’s claim that he’ll suffer if Tinubu loses election

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US to approve $2.8bn arms deal for Israel — Reports

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The US government is reportedly set to approve a $2.8 billion arms package for Israel, including 40,000 one-ton bombs, according to US media reports. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-to-approve-2-8bn-arms-deal-for-israel-reports/

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