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Guber Poll: Osun does not need entertainer but CEO — Presidency • Davido set to perform in London August 14 • Courts shouldn’t be determining election outcomes – Obasanjo • Nigeria adds 900 dollar millionaires in one year as naira strengthens • Bolt moves to shield driver families from Nigeria’s rising healthcare costs • Keeping fuel subsidy could have cost Nigeria N53trn, NRS chair says • EPL: Rio Ferdinand names rival player that helped Arsenal win title last season • ADC’s Adio slams Hamzat for excuses on waste management • Nigerian lady reveals mistake behind her UK global talent visa application rejection • ‘It’s a nice hobby’: Manchester United’s Janina Leitzig on goalkeeping and gardening • Kebbi attack: ‘We’ll not abandon families of slain police officers’ — Gov Idris • Transfer: Al Hilal moves to replace Benzema with Osimhen • World Bank invests $45M to reduce flooding in The Gambia • KMC launches circular farm to boost women’s food security and jobs • Badibou NAM urges Barrow to prioritise farmers’ plight over ‘endless road foundation laying’ • GDC appoints new spokesperson amid push to rebuild party image • Transfer: Nwaneri set to join Osimhen at Galatasaray • Law Society breaks ranks with Bar over chief justice’s appointment • Moove becomes Africa’s latest unicorn after $250m funding round • PalmPay steps up youth investment to bridge Nigeria’s digital skills gap • Guber Poll: Osun does not need entertainer but CEO — Presidency • Davido set to perform in London August 14 • Courts shouldn’t be determining election outcomes – Obasanjo • Nigeria adds 900 dollar millionaires in one year as naira strengthens • Bolt moves to shield driver families from Nigeria’s rising healthcare costs • Keeping fuel subsidy could have cost Nigeria N53trn, NRS chair says • EPL: Rio Ferdinand names rival player that helped Arsenal win title last season • ADC’s Adio slams Hamzat for excuses on waste management • Nigerian lady reveals mistake behind her UK global talent visa application rejection • ‘It’s a nice hobby’: Manchester United’s Janina Leitzig on goalkeeping and gardening • Kebbi attack: ‘We’ll not abandon families of slain police officers’ — Gov Idris • Transfer: Al Hilal moves to replace Benzema with Osimhen • World Bank invests $45M to reduce flooding in The Gambia • KMC launches circular farm to boost women’s food security and jobs • Badibou NAM urges Barrow to prioritise farmers’ plight over ‘endless road foundation laying’ • GDC appoints new spokesperson amid push to rebuild party image • Transfer: Nwaneri set to join Osimhen at Galatasaray • Law Society breaks ranks with Bar over chief justice’s appointment • Moove becomes Africa’s latest unicorn after $250m funding round • PalmPay steps up youth investment to bridge Nigeria’s digital skills gap

August 12, 2026|11:44

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Kwara welcomes entry grade level 10 for graduate nursing officers

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Kwara State approves enhanced entry grade level 10 for graduate nursing officers, a significant step to attract and retain qualified nurses and improve hea Read More: https://punchng.com/kwara-welcomes-entry-grade-level-10-for-graduate-nursing-officers/

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