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Police arrest two in Kebbi over abduction of military recruits • Flooding: NEMA activates national emergency operations centre • FG, BOA sign MoU to empower 3 million women farmers • Police investigate death of two women found in Tamale Hotel • Middle Belt Forum backs Onaiyekan, says tackling poverty, insecurity critical to economic recovery • NADF launches mechanisation training program to boost Nigeria’s food security drive • Tinubu increases soldiers’ salaries from N100,000 to N250,000 from September • BEDC probes electrical incident as linesman injured during maintenance in Ekiti • Resident doctors signal strike may be shelved after government deal • WAFCON 2026: We’ve Done All Permutations On What Can Get Us Through To Quarterfinal —Madugu Speaks Ahead Egypt Clash • 'UGMC is the worst hospital in Ghana' — Michael Blackson accuses hospital of mother's death • North’ll give Tinubu 95% votes — Uba Sani • Breaking: Tinubu Approves 30%–80% Salary Increase for Armed Forces Personnel, Effective September 1 • ‘Onaiyekan supports nobody’ - Amaechi counters Wike’s claim • Fake lawyer convicted for impersonation, using forged NBA seal • Cardinal Onaiyekan: You insulted bishops, Catholic church – Amaechi tackles Tinubu, Presidency • Police invite AIG Jimoh, VeryDarkMan over two controversial murders • 2027: Crisis hits NDC as two aspirants clash over INEC’s upload of candidates in Edo • Cardinal Onaiyekan: Church has responsibility to speak truth to power – Amaechi • Wike’s outburst shows fear of opposition, can’t denigrate Amaechi — ADC • Police arrest two in Kebbi over abduction of military recruits • Flooding: NEMA activates national emergency operations centre • FG, BOA sign MoU to empower 3 million women farmers • Police investigate death of two women found in Tamale Hotel • Middle Belt Forum backs Onaiyekan, says tackling poverty, insecurity critical to economic recovery • NADF launches mechanisation training program to boost Nigeria’s food security drive • Tinubu increases soldiers’ salaries from N100,000 to N250,000 from September • BEDC probes electrical incident as linesman injured during maintenance in Ekiti • Resident doctors signal strike may be shelved after government deal • WAFCON 2026: We’ve Done All Permutations On What Can Get Us Through To Quarterfinal —Madugu Speaks Ahead Egypt Clash • 'UGMC is the worst hospital in Ghana' — Michael Blackson accuses hospital of mother's death • North’ll give Tinubu 95% votes — Uba Sani • Breaking: Tinubu Approves 30%–80% Salary Increase for Armed Forces Personnel, Effective September 1 • ‘Onaiyekan supports nobody’ - Amaechi counters Wike’s claim • Fake lawyer convicted for impersonation, using forged NBA seal • Cardinal Onaiyekan: You insulted bishops, Catholic church – Amaechi tackles Tinubu, Presidency • Police invite AIG Jimoh, VeryDarkMan over two controversial murders • 2027: Crisis hits NDC as two aspirants clash over INEC’s upload of candidates in Edo • Cardinal Onaiyekan: Church has responsibility to speak truth to power – Amaechi • Wike’s outburst shows fear of opposition, can’t denigrate Amaechi — ADC

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VIDEO: Super Falcons distribute kits to 150 grassroots female teams

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Nigeria’s Super Falcons, WAFCON 2025 winners, distributed training kits to 150 grassroots female teams, inspiring the next generation of footballers. Read More: https://punchng.com/video-super-falcons-distribute-kits-to-150-grassroots-female-teams/

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