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Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things to know this Wednesday Morning, September 14
Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:
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Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, dismisses media aides of the deputy governor.
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Lauretta Onochie calls for the arrest of presidential candidate Mr. Peter Obi, accusing him of inciting violence.
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Nigeria to host the 12th General Assembly of All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) in November.
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Ogun state government declares it illegal for school heads to collect fees or levies in public primary and secondary schools.
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Chicago State University denies knowledge of a certificate submitted by President Bola Tinubu to INEC.
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University of Jos students stage a protest against increased school fees and other expenses.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) distances itself from a viral publication about a new Naira policy.
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The House of Representatives refutes claims that its members received N100 million as palliatives from the executive arm of government.
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Super Falcons striker Desire Oparanozie announces her retirement from professional football.
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The late Nigerian singer Mohbad is laid to rest in Lagos State.
Ogbadibo LG chairman appoints Eloyi Ogbe, others as supervisory councillors
Thomas Oleghe: Nigeria’s oldest Catholic priest dies at 104
BREAKING: Dangote Refinery reduces fuel price to N970/litre
Bishop Abioye explains why he launched new ministry after retirement from Living Faith
Why I reconciled with my brother, Aremu at our mother’s burial – Kunle Afolayan
Celestial Church of Christ faces setback as thieves steal cows for Adult Harvest
Many pastors endure rather than enjoy their marriages – Mike Bamiloye
FHA officials face backlash over alleged illegal demolitions in Festac Town
Audit exposes N167.59bn paid for unexecuted contracts across Nigerian MDAs
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