Army gets first Professor as NDA promotes Lt. Col. Imam
MC Day performs at WTTC in Rwanda
Liberia: Boakai close to victory over Weah
UNICEF urges Borno to do more to end open defecation
Suspension of judge: Adeleke fails to swear in acting judge
Vinicius to miss Argentina World Cup qualifier due to injury
Minister harps on Insurance as 553 buildings collapse in 49 years
Zamfara: A’Court’s ruling, victory for popular will — Arewa Group
Insurgency, vandalism threatening transmission towers — TCN
Gowon to honour Akume, Wike, govs next year
‘Fairness Doctrine’ most important doctrine in journalism ethics – Ekpu
ANEC Confab: NGE confers good governance Award on Gov Eno
Abducted Benue LG Chairman regains freedom
I’ve never been a PDP member – AKISIEC boss

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Why we detained NAF personnel in Kaduna- EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has explained the circumstances surrounding the arrest and detention of some military personnel in its Kaduna facility on Monday.
Tinubu’s victory: Reward for NADECO, June 12 Democracy struggles – Udeh
One of the NADECO foot soldiers in the 90s, Olive Udeh, an English-trained lawyer and businessman has said that the victory of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the February 25 presidential election in Nigeria was a reward for NADECO, June 12 struggles.
Uzodimma describes guber election as freest, fairest ever in Imo State
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo state, on Friday, said last Saturday’s Imo state governorship election was the freest, fairest, and most peaceful election in the history of the state.
Abia Govt not owing soldiers in ‘Operation Crush’ – Army authorities
The Army authorities have refuted social media reports that Abia State Government was owing soldiers involved in a special security operation codenamed ‘ Operation Crush’ launched by Gov. Alex Otti to quell violent crimes in the state.
FG, Nasarawa set to take Almajiri, others off street
Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has said his administration is willing to support the new ongoing reforms under the Federal Government’s school feeding programme to take the almajirai, children with disabilities, and children living in IDP camps off the street and return them to school.

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