TRENDING

Tinubu’s second term campaign gains momentum with RECAP endorsement • ‘I won’t be 40 still dragging stage with artistes in 20s’ — Davido hints on retirement • With $1 billion in contract extensions and a rebuilt O-line, Detroit will see you at SoFi • FIFA releases schedule for 2027 Women’s World Cup • Mali junta using cybercrime laws to silence journalists, IPI warns • Arteta demands ‘desire and ambition’ for title defence and says Lewis-Skelly will stay • Davido Denies Alleged Attack on Adeleke’s Convoy In Osogbo • I leaked information about injection meant to kill Obasanjo in prison – Atiku • Dangote Refinery increases diesel price as crude tops $94 per barrel • US Open singles champs to earn record $5.5M • Many feared dead in Sokoto boat accident • Pinco Casino and the Social Side of Turkish Online Gaming • Oil hits over 3-week high on Middle East supply concerns amid war impasse • Kaspersky detects 4.7m cyberattacks disguised as workplace tools • Prestige Assurance pays N15bn claims as insurance revenue rises by 28.3% • Atiku lashes out at Obasanjo, says Arewa made him president • Okorocha sues INEC, APC over Uzodimma’s senatorial nomination • Power Rankings: NL domination and rising AL wild-card contenders • ‘Atiku is confused’ – Wike hits ex-VP over promise to return fuel subsidy if elected President • Aiyedatiwa names commissioner, three advisers, 1,000 aides • Tinubu’s second term campaign gains momentum with RECAP endorsement • ‘I won’t be 40 still dragging stage with artistes in 20s’ — Davido hints on retirement • With $1 billion in contract extensions and a rebuilt O-line, Detroit will see you at SoFi • FIFA releases schedule for 2027 Women’s World Cup • Mali junta using cybercrime laws to silence journalists, IPI warns • Arteta demands ‘desire and ambition’ for title defence and says Lewis-Skelly will stay • Davido Denies Alleged Attack on Adeleke’s Convoy In Osogbo • I leaked information about injection meant to kill Obasanjo in prison – Atiku • Dangote Refinery increases diesel price as crude tops $94 per barrel • US Open singles champs to earn record $5.5M • Many feared dead in Sokoto boat accident • Pinco Casino and the Social Side of Turkish Online Gaming • Oil hits over 3-week high on Middle East supply concerns amid war impasse • Kaspersky detects 4.7m cyberattacks disguised as workplace tools • Prestige Assurance pays N15bn claims as insurance revenue rises by 28.3% • Atiku lashes out at Obasanjo, says Arewa made him president • Okorocha sues INEC, APC over Uzodimma’s senatorial nomination • Power Rankings: NL domination and rising AL wild-card contenders • ‘Atiku is confused’ – Wike hits ex-VP over promise to return fuel subsidy if elected President • Aiyedatiwa names commissioner, three advisers, 1,000 aides

August 20, 2026|15:23

Back to Home

Army

FG approves 600 housing units for military, adopts revised biotechnology policy

Punch Nigeria about 18 hours 1 mins read

The Federal Government has approved 600 new housing units for military personnel in Abuja, bringing the total to 2,656. This is part of a 10,000-unit targe Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-approves-600-housing-units-for-military-adopts-revised-biotechnology-policy/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article