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Family demands justice as man dies in Osun police cell • UNIPORT alerts public to fake VC Facebook account • Court remands US-based car dealer over fraud • Accidental discharge: How Ondo chief was killed during funeral rites • Three Nigerian sisters committed suicide – UK coroner • Golden Gong releases 10-track album • Joshua vs Fury tickets sell out in one hour • Dealing with criticism is my biggest challenge — Aishat Alagbo • Fame hasn’t changed my sense of humour — Ugoccie • Inactives watch: Monangai, Lamar Jackson out; Chase, Jeanty questionable • Alozie, Kanu fire Falcons to Olympics qualifier victory • Couples redefining Nigeria’s content space • UK-based entrepreneur partners foreign brands • Man jailed for online fraud in US • Nigerian researcher bags US grant • SDP, OK movement reject Tinubu’s petrol discount • Nigeria needs diaspora expertise to fix healthcare gaps — US-based doctor, Badero • Super-sub Osimhen powers Gala comeback on injury return • Okereke wins Serie B goal award • Nigerian researcher wins UK award • Family demands justice as man dies in Osun police cell • UNIPORT alerts public to fake VC Facebook account • Court remands US-based car dealer over fraud • Accidental discharge: How Ondo chief was killed during funeral rites • Three Nigerian sisters committed suicide – UK coroner • Golden Gong releases 10-track album • Joshua vs Fury tickets sell out in one hour • Dealing with criticism is my biggest challenge — Aishat Alagbo • Fame hasn’t changed my sense of humour — Ugoccie • Inactives watch: Monangai, Lamar Jackson out; Chase, Jeanty questionable • Alozie, Kanu fire Falcons to Olympics qualifier victory • Couples redefining Nigeria’s content space • UK-based entrepreneur partners foreign brands • Man jailed for online fraud in US • Nigerian researcher bags US grant • SDP, OK movement reject Tinubu’s petrol discount • Nigeria needs diaspora expertise to fix healthcare gaps — US-based doctor, Badero • Super-sub Osimhen powers Gala comeback on injury return • Okereke wins Serie B goal award • Nigerian researcher wins UK award

October 9, 2026|23:39

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Nyesom Wike

Wike says motive behind FCT teachers’ strike political, threatens no-work no-pay

Punch Nigeria about 4 hours 1 mins read

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has described the ongoing teachers’ strike as political and threatened a no-work, no-pay policy against striking workers. Read More: https://punchng.com/wike-says-motive-behind-fct-teachers-strike-political-threatens-no-work-no-pay/

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