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Three ESUT law students suspended over exam malpractice • NDLEA warns youths against drugs, urges positive influence • Police arrest four suspected cultists, recover gun in Lagos • NDLEA, Army seize 604.5kg cannabis, hunt Edo drug kingpin • Kwara traffic agency sacks one, demotes two over motorists’ extortion • Three nabbed as Ekiti police bust ATM card theft syndicate • Abia woman allegedly stabs sleeping husband to death • 23 foreigners operating Ponzi scheme nabbed in Ogun • Police rescue 15 kidnap victims, kill abductors in Kogi • Borno man held for impersonating EFCC official • Pastor arrested for allegedly defrauding 18 Ogun members N2.5m • Four-month-old refuse heaps persist in Lagos despite LAWMA promise • Atiku, Aregbesola woo Osun voters, say ADC will restore Awolowo’s legacy • Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens Focused on Rwanda After Dominant Win against Ghana • Nnadozie Insists Super Falcons Can Still Qualify for 2027 World Cup • Zenith Bank/ NBBF Women’s Basketball League To Tip off August 16 • Efunkoya U-15 Table Tennis Tournament Opens with Two-day Clinic • UEFA, CONCACAF, ASIA Confederations Accuse Infantino of Breaking Trust ‘Through Deception’ • NLC warns against intimidation, rallies workers to vote • ABUJA EARTH TREMORS AND MATTERS ARISING • Three ESUT law students suspended over exam malpractice • NDLEA warns youths against drugs, urges positive influence • Police arrest four suspected cultists, recover gun in Lagos • NDLEA, Army seize 604.5kg cannabis, hunt Edo drug kingpin • Kwara traffic agency sacks one, demotes two over motorists’ extortion • Three nabbed as Ekiti police bust ATM card theft syndicate • Abia woman allegedly stabs sleeping husband to death • 23 foreigners operating Ponzi scheme nabbed in Ogun • Police rescue 15 kidnap victims, kill abductors in Kogi • Borno man held for impersonating EFCC official • Pastor arrested for allegedly defrauding 18 Ogun members N2.5m • Four-month-old refuse heaps persist in Lagos despite LAWMA promise • Atiku, Aregbesola woo Osun voters, say ADC will restore Awolowo’s legacy • Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens Focused on Rwanda After Dominant Win against Ghana • Nnadozie Insists Super Falcons Can Still Qualify for 2027 World Cup • Zenith Bank/ NBBF Women’s Basketball League To Tip off August 16 • Efunkoya U-15 Table Tennis Tournament Opens with Two-day Clinic • UEFA, CONCACAF, ASIA Confederations Accuse Infantino of Breaking Trust ‘Through Deception’ • NLC warns against intimidation, rallies workers to vote • ABUJA EARTH TREMORS AND MATTERS ARISING

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Venezuela quake death toll rises to 6,301

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The death toll from Venezuela’s devastating June earthquakes has climbed to 6,301. Rescue efforts continue amidst widespread destruction and thousands left Read More: https://punchng.com/venezuela-quake-death-toll-rises-to-6301/

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