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Lifestyle · The Punch ·Sowore celebrates son on 17th birthday in US
Omoyele Sowore marked his son’s 17th birthday in the United States, sharing a public celebration of the milestone. The headline provides no further details about the birthday observance, the son’s identity, or the specific message and activities associated with the occasion.
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Business · The Punch ·
Cheap imports, smuggling threaten Nigerian jobs, textile workers warn
Textile workers in Nigeria are warning that inexpensive imported goods and smuggling are putting local jobs at risk. They say these pressures threaten the domestic textile industry, potentially undermining employment and the livelihoods of workers who depend on local production.
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Other · The Punch ·
Four police officers, seven civilians killed in Benue community attack
An attack in a Benue community has left four police officers and seven civilians dead, according to The Punch. The headline does not provide further details about the location, circumstances, suspected attackers or any response by authorities.
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Other · The Punch ·
Police arrest 14 suspects, recover motorcycles, others in Jigawa
Police in Jigawa State have arrested 14 suspects and recovered motorcycles along with other items during an operation. The arrests and recoveries were reported by The Punch, but the headline does not provide details about the suspects’ alleged offences, the exact items recovered, or the circumstances surrounding the operation.
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Other · The Punch ·
Man stabs cleric after Friday prayer in Sokoto
A man stabbed a cleric in Sokoto shortly after Friday prayers, according to the headline. The incident involved an attack on a religious leader following the weekly congregational worship. Details about the motive, the cleric’s condition, and whether the suspect was arrested were not provided.
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Education · The Punch ·
Makinde reaffirms commitment to quality education as Oyo schools resume
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has reiterated his administration’s commitment to providing quality education as schools across the state resume. The development highlights the state government’s focus on supporting the education sector and maintaining standards during the new academic period.
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Business · The Punch ·
FG pays 2,700 ex-Nigeria Airways workers N18bn
The Federal Government has paid N18 billion in outstanding benefits to 2,700 former employees of Nigeria Airways. The payment addresses financial obligations owed to the airline’s ex-workers, although the headline does not specify when the disbursement was made, the individual amounts received, or whether further payments remain pending.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Nashville airport to be renamed after Dolly Parton
Nashville airport is set to be renamed in honour of Dolly Parton, the American singer, songwriter and entertainer. The change recognises Parton’s association with Nashville and her influence on the city’s music identity. Further details, including the airport’s new name and timing, are not provided in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
Father jailed six months for threatening to behead teacher
A father has been sentenced to six months in prison after threatening to behead a teacher. The case highlights legal consequences for threats of violence against education workers, although the available headline does not provide details about the court, the teacher, the circumstances of the threat or whether the sentence includes other conditions.
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Education · The Punch ·
King’s College Lagos not sold, remains publicly owned — FG
The Federal Government has clarified that King’s College Lagos has not been sold and remains under public ownership. The statement addresses reports or concerns about the school’s status, reaffirming that the institution continues to belong to the government.
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Education · The Punch ·
Plateau schools reopen September 14 after diphtheria scare
Schools in Plateau State are scheduled to reopen on September 14 after authorities reported a decline in concern over a diphtheria outbreak. The reopening follows the temporary disruption linked to the disease scare, although the headline does not provide further details about the affected schools or health measures.
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Technology · The Punch ·
LASTMA seeks China partnership for smart traffic technology
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority is seeking a partnership with China to explore smart traffic technology. The proposed collaboration would focus on technology-driven approaches to traffic management, although the headline does not specify the Chinese partner, the technologies involved, or the expected timeline.
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Education · Premium Times ·Lecturers suspend indefinite strike in Nigerian university, give reason
Lecturers at a Nigerian university have suspended an indefinite strike, bringing the industrial action to a temporary halt. The decision followed a stated reason, although the headline does not specify the university, the lecturers’ organisation, the cause of the strike or the conditions attached to the suspension.
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Business · Nairametrics ·EV Nigeria Expo 2026 Moves to November 25-26 After COP31
The EV Nigeria Expo 2026 has been rescheduled for November 25–26, following the conclusion of COP31. The change adjusts the timing of the electric-vehicle-focused event, while retaining its 2026 edition and Nigeria as its location.
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World · The Punch ·
Relatives of 9/11 victims hit out at Saudi Arabia, US leaders
Relatives of victims killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks have criticised the governments of Saudi Arabia and the United States. Their objections concern the handling of issues linked to the attacks, although the headline does not specify the particular leaders, allegations or developments prompting the latest reaction.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
CAF Champions League: Rangers Overcome Sobemap On Penalities To Reach Next Round
Rangers advanced to the next round of the CAF Champions League after overcoming Sobemap in a penalty shootout, following a match that could not be decided during regular play.
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Sports · Vanguard ·Antonio signs for Watford after life-threatening crash
Antonio has completed a move to Watford after recovering from a life-threatening crash. The headline indicates that the transfer follows the serious incident, but provides no further details about the player’s identity, the crash, the contract, or when he is expected to join the club.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·
Infinix GT 50 Pro Set to Make Nigerian Debut at PMNC Nigeria Finals on September 12
Infinix is scheduled to introduce the GT 50 Pro smartphone to the Nigerian market on September 12 during the PMNC Nigeria Finals. The launch will link the device’s local debut with the national esports event, although the headline does not provide details about its specifications, pricing, availability or tournament outcomes.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
From Consumers to Shareholders: Inside the Dangote Refinery IPO and How to Participate
Nairametrics examines the proposed Dangote Refinery initial public offering, explaining how the company could transition consumers into shareholders and outlining the process for interested investors to participate. The briefing focuses on the IPO’s structure, potential access for the public, and key considerations for prospective participants.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Xenophobia: Nigerian lawmakers boycott SA-hosted legislative conferences, urge state assemblies to follow suit
Nigerian lawmakers have decided to boycott legislative conferences hosted by South Africa in response to xenophobic incidents involving Nigerians. They are also urging state assemblies across the country to adopt the same position, signalling a coordinated legislative protest against South Africa’s treatment of Nigerians.
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