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1. Lagos moves to expand food sector, boost workforce skills Punch · 13 Nov 2026

   The Lagos State Government is expanding its strategy beyond farming to develop the entire food value chain and equip its workforce with market-relevant ski Read More: https://punchng.com/lagos-moves-to-expand-food-sector-boost-workforce-skills/

2. Hamzat’s references Punch · 13 Nov 2026

   A review of Lagos Deputy Governor Kadiri Obafemi Hamzat’s performance at the governorship debate, where he focused on his record and measurable plans. Read More: https://punchng.com/hamzats-references/

3. Toluwanisings: Envy + Jealousy = Wickedness Punch · 13 Nov 2026

   A columnist reflects on the death of gospel singer Toluwanisings, who slumped and died amid immense financial pressure from his maternal family. Read More: https://punchng.com/toluwanisings-envy-jealousy-wickedness/

4. When 112 rings like 419 Punch · 13 Nov 2026

   An APC chieftain’s attempt to showcase Nigeria’s emergency number 112 on live TV backfired, exposing the system’s failures and lack of readiness. Read More: https://punchng.com/when-112-rings-like-419/

5. Slave trade: Does UK prime minister have a consensus? Punch · 13 Nov 2026

   An analysis of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s comments on the transatlantic slave trade, questioning his contradictory and undiplomatic stance on reparat Read More: https://punchng.com/slave-trade-does-uk-prime-minister-have-a-consensus/

6. How a classic song and a packet of chips helped Will survive six nights in the bush Nine · 13 Nov 2026

   The teenage boy who survived six days lost in remote wilderness on chips and creek water is recovering in hospital.

7. Why Quentin Tarantino Initially Fired Mélanie Laurent and Isabelle Huppert From ‘Inglourious Basterds’ The Hollywood Reporter · 13 Nov 2026

   "If it’s not right, it is not right. I don’t owe them sh**. I owe my film the best actors I can find. Period," the Oscar-winning filmmaker said in Jay Glennie’s new book.

8. Seoul files criminal complaints against 5 serial 119 prank callers Korea Times · 13 Nov 2026

   For the emergency dispatchers staffing Seoul’s 119 hotline — Korea’s equivalent of 911 — every second counts. Yet over the past year, a handful of individuals treated the city’s critical lifeline for fires, accidents, and medical emergencies as a personal bulletin board, a late-night cab service…

9. Wolfenstein 3 is in production at MachineGames PC Gamer · 13 Nov 2026

   Earlier this year, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed on Twitter that she'd seen The Elder Scrolls 6. Now, she's announcing that MachineGames is making Wolfenstein 3 with a photo of the script attached to a tweet. I don't miss E3, but it feels like a bit of a step down in terms of spectacle to go from…

10. Thunderstorms to hit Hong Kong on Friday ahead of colder weather next week South China Morning Post · 13 Nov 2026

    Hong Kong is set for heavy showers and thunderstorms from Friday night, with urban area temperatures forecast to fall to as low as 19 degrees Celsius (66 Fahrenheit) next week as a cold front reaches the Guangdong coast. The Hong Kong Observatory said upper-air disturbances would bring showers and a…