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From harvesting fingerprints of the dead to filling ballot boxes with votes: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election • August inflation seen moderating to 15.3% • Nigeria’s $52 minimum wage buckles as fuel prices jump • Nigeria set for fresh inflows as JPMorgan adds bonds to new index • Africa’s largest IPO opens with fierce demand • 16-year-old abducted in Enugu, rescued at Anambra checkpoint • Tenant, lawyer bicker over alleged failed legal service delivery • East-West Road: Two die as families slam N1bn suit against FG, firm • DHL targets SMEs with new domestic shipping service • ⭐ Taylor Swift, Tom Cruise share suite at Arrowhead • Judge hits 1st HR since May as Yankees clinch record 61st postseason spot • Awujale standoff: Religious leaders urge Abiodun to lift ban • Osun shooting: Police recover another corpse, slain Accord chieftain buried • Arms imports jump 104% to N55bn • FG targets 172 LGAs with maternal health incentives • Terrorists, informants spying on schools, other targets – Police • Dodgers seal 14th consecutive playoff berth, 'one of the goals' • Clippers, Raptors complete delayed Leonard trade • Taylor Swift shares suite with Tom Cruise, supports Travis Kelce at Broncos-Chiefs • Pay or Starve: N500,000 bandit levies threaten food supply • From harvesting fingerprints of the dead to filling ballot boxes with votes: Rigging claims cast shadow over next year's election • August inflation seen moderating to 15.3% • Nigeria’s $52 minimum wage buckles as fuel prices jump • Nigeria set for fresh inflows as JPMorgan adds bonds to new index • Africa’s largest IPO opens with fierce demand • 16-year-old abducted in Enugu, rescued at Anambra checkpoint • Tenant, lawyer bicker over alleged failed legal service delivery • East-West Road: Two die as families slam N1bn suit against FG, firm • DHL targets SMEs with new domestic shipping service • ⭐ Taylor Swift, Tom Cruise share suite at Arrowhead • Judge hits 1st HR since May as Yankees clinch record 61st postseason spot • Awujale standoff: Religious leaders urge Abiodun to lift ban • Osun shooting: Police recover another corpse, slain Accord chieftain buried • Arms imports jump 104% to N55bn • FG targets 172 LGAs with maternal health incentives • Terrorists, informants spying on schools, other targets – Police • Dodgers seal 14th consecutive playoff berth, 'one of the goals' • Clippers, Raptors complete delayed Leonard trade • Taylor Swift shares suite with Tom Cruise, supports Travis Kelce at Broncos-Chiefs • Pay or Starve: N500,000 bandit levies threaten food supply

September 15, 2026|03:27

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Why fully vaccinated children can still get diphtheria — Paediatricians

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Paediatricians explain why fully vaccinated children can still get diphtheria, citing waning immunity and the need for booster doses to prevent infection. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-fully-vaccinated-children-can-still-get-diphtheria-paediatricians/

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