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World · The Punch ·‘Humanity paying the price’ for Middle East crisis — UN chief
The United Nations Secretary-General has stated that global populations are suffering due to the ongoing instability in the Middle East. He noted that the consequences of the regional crisis are affecting human welfare significantly, requiring urgent attention to mitigate the widespread impact on people as the conflict continues to escalate.
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INEC updates portal, recognises Baba-Ahmed as PRP chairman
The Independent National Electoral Commission has updated its official portal to recognize Baba-Ahmed as the national chairman of the People's Redemption Party. This administrative action formalizes his leadership status within the commission's records, reflecting recent changes in the hierarchy of the political organization across the country.
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Nigeria assumes office as AU peace, security council chair
Nigeria has officially assumed the chairmanship of the African Union Peace and Security Council. The country will lead the body's efforts in addressing continental security challenges and maintaining regional stability. This leadership role positions Nigeria at the forefront of diplomatic initiatives aimed at resolving conflicts and promoting peace across the African continent.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Taraba govt denies sacking workers after verification exercise
The Taraba State Government has refuted claims that civil servants were dismissed following a recent staff verification exercise. Officials clarified that no workers were sacked during the process, addressing public concerns and rumors regarding the outcomes of the state's workforce audit and authentication program.
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Business · Premium Times ·How to strengthen Nigeria’s capacity for accountability, plug leakages – CIFCFIN
The Chartered Institute of Forensics and Certified Fraud Investigators of Nigeria has proposed strategies to enhance national accountability and reduce financial leakages. The professional body emphasizes the importance of forensic science and institutional reforms in identifying fiscal gaps and ensuring transparent governance across the nation's public and private sectors.
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Politics · Channels TV ·NAF Boss Assures Akwa Ibom Of Stronger Security Architecture
The Chief of Air Staff has committed to enhancing the security infrastructure in Akwa Ibom State to ensure better protection of lives and property. This assurance aims to strengthen the existing defense framework through strategic cooperation between the Nigerian Air Force and the state government to address regional safety concerns.
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Gombe gov reiterates commitment to enhanced security, economy
Governor Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State has reaffirmed his administration's dedication to improving the security situation and boosting the state's economic landscape. The governor emphasized that creating a safe environment and fostering financial growth remain top priorities for his government to ensure the overall well-being of the residents.
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Politics · Vanguard ·May Day: C’River to pay next gratuity batch in weeks – Gov Otu
Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has announced that the next installment of gratuities for retired civil servants will be disbursed within a few weeks. This commitment, made during the May Day celebrations, aims to address the backlog of unpaid benefits and improve the welfare of former state employees.
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World · The Punch ·
Trump says US will raise tariffs on EU cars to 25%
Donald Trump has announced that the United States will increase tariffs on vehicles imported from the European Union to 25 percent. This decision reflects a shift in trade policy that may impact the global automotive market and affect economic relations between the United States and the European trade bloc.
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World · Vanguard ·Trump announces new sanctions against Cuban government
Former United States President Donald Trump has announced the implementation of additional sanctions against the Cuban government. The measures are designed to restrict financial flows and limit specific activities within the Caribbean nation. This development reflects a tightening of foreign policy objectives regarding Cuba's political and economic landscape.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
AI actors, writers not eligible for Oscars — Academy
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has established that performers and writers generated by artificial intelligence are ineligible for Oscar nominations. This decision reinforces that only humans qualify for awards in these categories, setting a definitive boundary for technological participation in major film industry accolades.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·Yul Edochie to Peter Obi: You can’t lift Nigeria out of poverty
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has expressed his skepticism regarding Peter Obi's potential to resolve the economic difficulties facing the nation. He claimed that the former presidential candidate does not have the capacity to alleviate poverty in Nigeria, adding his voice to the current public discourse on leadership and national development.
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Politics · Daily Post ·May Day: NLC, TUC berate Gov Oborewvori over non-appointments of substantive perm secs in Delta
The Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress have criticized Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for failing to appoint substantive permanent secretaries. During May Day celebrations, the unions expressed dissatisfaction with the current administrative vacancies, urging the state government to formalize these leadership roles within the civil service to improve functionality.
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Other · Channels TV ·
Two Die In Yobe Auto Crash, Several Others Injured
At least two people lost their lives and several others sustained injuries following a motor vehicle accident in Yobe State. The fatal crash occurred on a local roadway, prompting emergency responses to the scene. Injured victims are currently receiving treatment at a nearby medical facility following the tragic event in the northern state.
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Other · The Punch ·
Soldiers kill four terrorists, arrest suspects in North East
Nigerian military personnel neutralised four suspected terrorists and apprehended several others during recent operations in the North East region. The mission, part of ongoing security efforts to restore order in the area, reflects a continuous offensive against insurgent groups active within the local communities and surrounding zones.
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2027: Yusuf Buhari gets automatic APC ticket
The All Progressives Congress has reportedly granted an automatic ticket to Yusuf Buhari for the 2027 general elections. This development signals early internal party preparations for the next electoral cycle, although specific details regarding the particular elective office he intends to contest remain part of ongoing political deliberations.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Rejoinder: Gombe South Group warns against “political opportunism”, seeks Tinubu’s intervention
A group from Gombe South has issued a formal response warning against political exploitation and requesting the intervention of President Bola Tinubu. The organization aims to address regional political developments and seeks the president’s involvement to maintain order and fair representation within the local political landscape.
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Osun dismisses APC’s claims of inadequate infrastructure, teachers in public schools
The Osun State Government has refuted claims by the All Progressives Congress regarding a lack of infrastructure and teaching personnel in public schools. The administration dismissed the allegations as inaccurate, asserting that ongoing efforts are being made to upgrade educational facilities and ensure adequate staffing levels across the state's public education system.
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Other · Premium Times ·Friday Sermon: Leave tribalism, it’s rotten and smelly!, By Murtadha Gusau
Murtadha Gusau delivered a Friday sermon focusing on the negative impact of tribalism within society. The discourse encourages individuals to reject ethnic divisions in favor of communal unity. It highlights the detrimental nature of tribal prejudice and advocates for a shift toward more inclusive social interactions and shared moral values.
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World · Daily Post ·US will raise tariffs on EU cars, trucks to 25 per cent next week – Trump
The United States government plans to implement a twenty-five percent tariff on cars and trucks imported from the European Union starting next week. This move, announced by Donald Trump, represents a significant shift in trade policy aimed at European automotive exports and could impact international economic relations between the two regions.
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