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Verita Post E-Paper — Monday, 14 September 2026
The Verita Post E-Paper for Monday, 14 September 2026 brings together the newsroom’s most important reporting in one designed digital edition. The lead story is “After the Warnings: Is Osun Preventing Violence or Reacting?”. Also inside: Unity Colleges Resumption Disrupted as Workers Defy FG; FIFA, CAF Delegations Arrive for NFF Crisis Talks in Abuja; FG Digital Training Academy National Launch Holds Today as 16,000 Begin Training; FG Moves to Clear Power Debts as ₦728.98bn Bond Signing Holds Today; Nigeria Presses South Africa for Answers Over Deaths of Two Citizens. Each item links back to the original Verita Post report so readers can follow updates, source material, corrections and continuing coverage as the story develops.
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Opinion
After the Warnings: Is Osun Preventing Violence or Reacting?
Months of killings, security meetings, motor-park disputes and government directives raise a difficult question for Osun: are interventions preventing violence or mostly responding after lives are lost?
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12 reportsToday’s newspaper
Unity Colleges Resumption Disrupted as Workers Defy FG
FIFA, CAF Delegations Arrive for NFF Crisis Talks in Abuja
FG Digital Training Academy National Launch Holds Today as 16,000 Begin Training
FG Moves to Clear Power Debts as ₦728.98bn Bond Signing Holds Today
Nigeria Presses South Africa for Answers Over Deaths of Two Citizens
OSCOHEALTH Students Question Hon. Diran Olatunbosun De-Roy Over Representation
Motor Park Tussle: Ajagungbade Emir allegedly shot dead as Adeleke proscribes NURTW, Reintroduces Park Management.
Kwara Monarch Dies Days After Regaining Freedom From Kidnappers
Anti-Terrorism: US Government delivers new set of military equipment to Nigeria
NYSC MOBILISATION CRISIS: NANS SOUTHWEST DECRIES DELAYS, DEMANDS ACCOUNTABILITY
Court Upholds 490-Year Jail Term for Ex-NEXIM Bank MD Robert Orya Over ₦2.4bn Fraud
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