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In a video shared on social media, Adegbodu said he was away in Osun State when the attack occurred. The robbers arrived around 9 p.m., demanding to see him and insisting on searching Taiwo’s room for cash, phones, and other valuables.
The Chief of Staff to the Cross River State Governor, Chief Emmanuel Ironbar, has paid glowing tribute to the First Lady of Cross River State, Bishop Eyoanwan Bassey Otu, as
The Ooni of Ife and over 45 monarchs will attend the Ita-Ajero festival, a major Yoruba cultural fiesta in Ekiti, to reenact historical traditions. Read More: https://punchng.com/ooni-swest-monarchs-to-reenact-history-at-yoruba-cultural-fiesta-in-ekiti/
The SUBEB chairman reiterated that the recruitment was specifically targeted at rural teaching, adding that successful applicants would be deployed strictly to schools in rural communities.
CoreWeave Inc.’s $1.75 billion junk bond has rallied amid increased optimism about the cloud-infrastructure firm thanks to deals with some major technology companies.
Following October 2025 agreement, attacks continue, aid is insufficient and regional conflicts deepen instability.
Nigeria’s push to implement e-invoicing is forcing businesses to rethink not just how they file taxes but also how they record revenue... read more E-invoicing forces Nigerian firms into real-time transparency
Former Arsenal midfielder Anders Limpar has advised Cristiano Ronaldo to consider retirement after achieving the milestone of 1,000 goals, emphasizing that the Portuguese icon risks damaging his legacy by continuing his career. Currently playing for Al-Nassr, Ronaldo continues to demonstrate that age is merely a number as he showcases his skills in Saudi Arabia. With […] ‘Retire now’ – Ex-Arsenal star, Anders Limpar tells Ronaldo
The expansion Tempo have agreed to two-year contracts with guards Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes, their agent told ESPN.
Soaring crime and corruption top voter concerns in highly unpredictable election with 35 candidates for president Peruvians go to the polls on Sunday hoping to break a cycle of instability that has produced nine presidents in a decade as well as surging violent crime, corruption scandals and overwhelming distrust in institutions and politicians. About 27 million people who are eligible to vote must choose between a record 35 presidential candidates as well as contenders for the bicameral congress – all from a ballot sheet measuring nearly half a metre, the longest in the country’s history. Continue reading...
A retired general dismisses claims that Nigerian soldiers buying personal military kits is a sign of systemic failure, calling it a personal choice to upgr Read More: https://punchng.com/soja-boi-claims-overblown-soldiers-kit-purchases-not-sign-of-failure-ex-general/
A tragic shadow has fallen over Covenant University following the death of 500-level student Toluwase Jesutunmise Emmanuel, who collapsed during a high-stakes Chancellor’s Cup football match.
