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81 Division GOC Tasks Commanders on Operational Efficiency, Troops Welfare • CAS Aneke’s Strategic Partnership Yield Enhanced Air Power Effects, Strength National Security • LSSTF Strengthens Operational Capacity for NNS BEECROFT, Donates Bulletproof Vests, Helmets • Unpacking Saraki/PDP’s ‘feel good’ Analysis • Nigeria Must Fix Policing and Get It Right • Tension as gunshots rock Rivers varsity • Lagos to replace ageing landfills with recycling, waste-to-energy plants • Woman arrested for stabbing husband to death in Abia • Stock market sheds N1tn amid renewed bearish trading • Lagos rescues four infants, mothers from dumpsite • 10 cops, two civilians killed, 17 bandits neutralised in Kebbi • Ogun seals paper company over illegal dumpsite • Plateau court upholds jurisdiction over Easter attack suspects • Obasanjo, Obi demand major shake-up of democratic institutions • Fubara, lawmakers battle stalls Rivers N1.85tn budget • West Africa needs own fuel price benchmark, says NMDPRA • Tinubu unveils framework to unlock $50bn offshore investment • No difference worth breaking Nigeria apart – Tinubu • Former petroleum minister Dan Etete says Abacha didn’t die during sex • NANS seeks NELFUND access for Nigerians studying abroad • 81 Division GOC Tasks Commanders on Operational Efficiency, Troops Welfare • CAS Aneke’s Strategic Partnership Yield Enhanced Air Power Effects, Strength National Security • LSSTF Strengthens Operational Capacity for NNS BEECROFT, Donates Bulletproof Vests, Helmets • Unpacking Saraki/PDP’s ‘feel good’ Analysis • Nigeria Must Fix Policing and Get It Right • Tension as gunshots rock Rivers varsity • Lagos to replace ageing landfills with recycling, waste-to-energy plants • Woman arrested for stabbing husband to death in Abia • Stock market sheds N1tn amid renewed bearish trading • Lagos rescues four infants, mothers from dumpsite • 10 cops, two civilians killed, 17 bandits neutralised in Kebbi • Ogun seals paper company over illegal dumpsite • Plateau court upholds jurisdiction over Easter attack suspects • Obasanjo, Obi demand major shake-up of democratic institutions • Fubara, lawmakers battle stalls Rivers N1.85tn budget • West Africa needs own fuel price benchmark, says NMDPRA • Tinubu unveils framework to unlock $50bn offshore investment • No difference worth breaking Nigeria apart – Tinubu • Former petroleum minister Dan Etete says Abacha didn’t die during sex • NANS seeks NELFUND access for Nigerians studying abroad

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Oil prices jump further as hopes for Hormuz deal fade

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Oil prices surged as hopes for a Strait of Hormuz deal diminish, fanning inflation fears and increasing bets on US interest rate hikes. Get the latest on c Read More: https://punchng.com/oil-prices-jump-further-as-hopes-for-hormuz-deal-fade/

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