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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Preserving Osun Osogbo sacred grove’s intangible heritage
The report examines efforts to preserve the intangible heritage associated with the Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove in Osun State. It focuses on safeguarding the cultural beliefs, rituals, traditions and practices connected to the internationally recognised sacred site, while maintaining its significance for present and future generations.
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Other · The Punch ·Anglican bishop urges action against hardship, insecurity
An Anglican bishop has called for urgent measures to address worsening hardship and insecurity in Nigeria. The appeal highlights concerns about the effects of economic difficulties and safety challenges on citizens, while urging relevant authorities and stakeholders to take action to improve conditions.
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Other · Vanguard ·A closer look at the Zero Rated Access Initiative, by Okoh Aihe
Okoh Aihe examines the Zero Rated Access Initiative, offering a closer look at its purpose, structure and implications. The piece appears to provide context on the initiative and its potential relevance, although the headline does not specify the sectors, beneficiaries or outcomes involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·Ekanpou set to release 11 books, chronicles N-Delta struggle in new work
Author Ekanpou is preparing to release 11 books, including a new work documenting the struggle and experiences of communities in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. The publication is expected to focus on the region’s challenges and broader realities, adding to Ekanpou’s body of literary work.
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Other · Daily Trust ·Customs seizes 56 containers in Rivers
Nigeria Customs Service officials have seized 56 containers in Rivers State. The headline does not provide details about the containers’ contents, the circumstances surrounding the seizure, the location, or any alleged violations. Further information from the full Daily Trust report would be needed to clarify the operation and its implications.
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Other · The Punch ·
Alaafin should draw aggrieved Oyomesi closer – Ladigbolu
Ladigbolu has urged the Alaafin of Oyo to improve relations with aggrieved members of the Oyomesi, the traditional kingmakers, and bring them closer to the palace to address tensions within the institution.
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Other · The Punch ·
Ondo oba-elect kicks against rival appointment amid litigation
The newly selected traditional ruler in Ondo State has opposed the appointment of a rival claimant while legal proceedings over the royal position remain unresolved. The dispute involves competing claims to the throne, with the oba-elect challenging the rival’s appointment as litigation continues.
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Other · The Punch ·
Water, water everywhere…
The headline indicates that the article concerns water being present in many places, but it provides no details about the locations, causes, impact, or wider context.
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Other · The Punch ·
Socio-economic reforms key to ending Sokoto, Zamfara banditry – Army
The Army says addressing the socio-economic conditions in Sokoto and Zamfara is essential to ending banditry in the two states. The position indicates that security operations alone may not resolve the problem, with broader reforms needed to tackle factors contributing to the persistence of armed violence.
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Other · Vanguard ·Kebbe Council assists 150 households displaced by banditry
Kebbe Local Government Council has provided assistance to 150 households displaced by banditry. The intervention is aimed at supporting families affected by insecurity and displacement in the area. The headline does not specify the type of assistance, the beneficiaries’ current location, or when the support was distributed.
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Other · The Punch ·
Army recovers N350m terror funds, 500 weapons in N’East – Commander
The Nigerian Army says it has recovered N350 million linked to terrorist financing and seized 500 weapons during operations in the North-East. The disclosure was made by a military commander, although the headline does not provide further details about the operations, locations, or timing of the recoveries.
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Other · The Punch ·
Red Cross urges human-centred reporting of N’East conflict
The Red Cross is calling on journalists and media organisations to adopt human-centred approaches when reporting the conflict in Nigeria’s North-East. The appeal highlights the importance of focusing on the experiences and dignity of people affected by the conflict while covering developments in the region.
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Other · The Punch ·
Plateau killings: IG visits as 20 killed in one week
The Inspector-General of Police has visited Plateau State following killings that claimed 20 lives within one week. The visit comes as authorities respond to the violence and its security implications, although the headline does not provide further details about the affected communities, suspected perpetrators or measures announced during the engagement.
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Other · The Punch ·
Court stops parallel monarch appointment in Oyo
A court has halted the appointment of a parallel monarch in Oyo, preventing competing authorities from proceeding with the process. The ruling concerns the traditional leadership structure in the state, although the headline does not specify the monarch involved, the parties before the court, or the duration and scope of the order.
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Other · Vanguard ·Troops rescue 10 kidnap victims in Katsina
Nigerian troops have rescued 10 people who were kidnapped in Katsina State. The headline indicates a military operation led to the victims’ recovery, but provides no further details about their identities, the circumstances of the abductions, the location of the rescue, or whether any suspects were arrested.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Asagba of Asaba commends Delta govt on new jetty at Cable Point
The Asagba of Asaba has commended the Delta State Government for constructing a new jetty at Cable Point. The headline indicates that the traditional ruler welcomed the project, although it provides no further details about the facility, its purpose, or the circumstances surrounding the commendation.
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Other · Vanguard ·Grazing reserves: Anti-graft agency to prosecute encroachers
An anti-graft agency is set to prosecute individuals accused of encroaching on designated grazing reserves. The move signals a legal response to alleged violations involving land reserved for grazing, although the headline does not specify the agency, the accused persons, the affected locations or the charges involved.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·C’River govt begins Bakassi power assessment
The Cross River State Government has commenced an assessment of electricity needs and infrastructure in Bakassi. The exercise is expected to help officials evaluate the area’s power situation and inform possible measures to improve electricity access, although the headline does not provide details on the scope, timeline or findings of the assessment.
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Other · PM News ·
LAWMA begins removal of illegal structures at Olusosun dumpsite
The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has started removing illegal structures at the Olusosun dumpsite. The operation focuses on clearing unauthorised developments at the waste facility, although the headline does not provide further details about the structures, the scope of the exercise or any affected persons.
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Other · ThisDay ·
ASIS Organisers Establish Africa Social Impact Network
Organisers of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) have established the Africa Social Impact Network, a platform focused on connecting stakeholders and supporting social impact efforts across the continent. The development signals an expansion of ASIS-related initiatives beyond the summit itself, although the headline provides no further details about the network’s structure or activities.
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