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A tiny soul fighting against the heavy storm... 🌧️💔 No creature deserves to face the cold alone. Watch till the end to see the happiest transformation! Drop a ❤️ if you believe every life matters. ✨🐾

The Sweetest Rescue: From Scared to Safe & Loved 🥺❤️

This tiny orange kitten was stuck high up in a tree and so scared! 🥺 Thankfully, help arrived in time to bring him down safely, wrap him in a cozy towel, and give him some warm milk. Watch until the end for the sweetest purrs! ❤️✨

🐱 Tiny Kitten Rescued From a Tree! 🐾✨
❤️ Safe at Last: A Heartwarming Kitten Rescue
🐾 Scared Little Kitten Saved & Wrapped in Love 🥺

A Little Girl Heard a Cry From a Rain-Filled Drain... What She Saved Will Melt Your Heart Forever 🥹🐶❤️

A Kind Woman Gave Water to a Dying Puppy... The Mother Dog's Grateful Reaction Touched Millions 🥹🐶❤️

24/9/2026
SHEttima TO ADDRESS WORLD LEADERS TODAY | NIGERIA ON EBOLA ALERT | EFCC DECLARES MAINA WANTED AGAIN

Nigeria is on high alert over a worsening Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while Vice President Kashim Shettima prepares to address world leaders at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.

In today's KNN bulletin:

• NCDC places Nigeria on high alert over the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo.
• EFCC declares former pension boss Abdulrasheed Maina wanted again over an alleged receipt of stolen property.
• Atiku Abubakar faults the comparison of petrol prices in Nigeria and the United States, saying purchasing power must be considered.
• Lagos authorities warn residents over suspected adulterated palm oil reportedly containing potentially harmful dyes and recycled oils.
• NCC's planned device registration raises concerns about possible increases in phone prices and additional burdens on consumers.
• EFCC warns religious leaders against diverting tithes, offerings, zakat and other organisational funds into private businesses.
• Federal Government engages a Chinese firm as it moves to revive the long-delayed Mambilla Hydropower Project.
• A police officer sparks controversy after a video allegedly shows politically charged comments about Peter Obi.
• A US journalist links three historical drug-related investigations to Tinubu and raises the possibility of a fourth sealed case, while acknowledging that he has no conclusive evidence that such an indictment exists.
• Imo State approves the recruitment of 6,030 teachers.
• State Houses of Assembly begin considering the constitutional amendment proposal for the establishment of state police.
• Works Minister David Umahi says the Federal Government plans to engage 4,000 influencers to showcase its infrastructure projects.
• Sultan warns politicians against sponsoring pilgrims with stolen funds.
• The Obi-Kwankwaso Movement responds to the NDC leadership over the 2027 campaign council dispute.
• Plus, we explain how JAMB candidates can change their registered phone number or email address in genuine cases.

THE ICING ON THE CAKE 🇳🇬

We take you to New York for major developments at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, including key pronouncements by world leaders and Vice President Kashim Shettima's scheduled address on behalf of Nigeria.

Stay with KNN for the latest news and developments affecting Nigeria and Nigerians.

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23/9/2026
AKPABIO: “I AM NOT ACTING PRESIDENT” | CBN CUTS RATE TO 23% | FG PROBES MINERS’ DEATHS

The political debate over leadership in Nigeria continues as President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima remain abroad.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio says he is not acting President and insists that President Tinubu remains in charge of the country. Meanwhile, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and opposition parties continue to question the constitutional situation.

In today’s KNN bulletin, we also report on:

• Bandits reportedly demanding ₦30 million for six Islamic clerics abducted in Zamfara.
• The Central Bank of Nigeria reducing its benchmark interest rate from 26.5% to 23%.
• Nyesom Wike’s claim that the G5 governors allowed Peter Obi to win parts of the South-South in 2023 to prevent Atiku from benefiting.
• The continuing debt controversy between Peter Obi and the Soludo administration in Anambra State.
• Kwankwaso’s proposal to restore fuel subsidy in a different form if elected.
• NDC preparations for the 2027 elections and mobilisation of polling agents.
• ADC’s concerns about INEC’s ability to protect votes in 2027.
• Former SGF Babachir Lawal joining the NDC after leaving the ADC.
• Wike’s criticism of Senator Ireti Kingibe and his opposition to her return to the Senate.
• Kwankwaso’s renewed opposition to state police.
• Federal Government’s investigation into the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in Niger State.
• Anambra Police rescuing nine people from floodwaters while the search continues for a missing child.
• Plus, our Icing on the Cake — September 23 in Nigerian History, featuring the creation of Akwa Ibom and Katsina States and the Kiriji War Peace Treaty.

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