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Other · Leadership News ·₦350m Cable Heist: NSCDC Nabs 13 Suspects, Recovers AK-47, Cars
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested 13 suspects in connection with an alleged cable theft valued at ₦350 million. Officers also recovered an AK-47 rifle and several cars during the operation. Further details about the suspects, the location, and the next legal steps were not provided in the headline.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Top 5 largest bridges in African countries
Nigerian Tribune presents a ranking of the five largest bridges located in African countries. The headline indicates that the piece focuses on major bridge infrastructure across the continent, highlighting the selected structures and their relative standing, without specifying their names, locations, measurements or construction details.
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Other · Daily Post ·NSCDC arrests ex-AEDC staff, 12 others over N350m electricity cable vandalism
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested a former employee of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company and 12 other suspects in connection with alleged vandalism of electricity cables valued at N350 million. The arrests relate to an investigation into damage or theft affecting electricity infrastructure.
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Other · The Punch ·Group mourns deaths of four policemen, others in Benue attack
A group has expressed grief over the deaths of four policemen and other victims in an attack in Benue State. The statement focused on mourning those killed, but the headline did not provide details about the identities of the victims, the circumstances of the attack, or any response from authorities.
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Other · Daily Trust ·EFCC probes lawyers charging clients in foreign currencies
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is investigating lawyers who reportedly charge clients in foreign currencies. The probe focuses on the practice of billing for legal services in currencies other than the naira, although the headline does not provide details about the lawyers involved, the scope of the investigation or any alleged violations.
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NDLEA Destroys 5 Cannabis Farms, Arrests 3 Suspects in Edo
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency destroyed five cannabis farms in Edo State and arrested three suspects during an operation targeting illegal cannabis cultivation. The arrests and destruction of the farms form part of efforts by authorities to disrupt the production and distribution of cannabis in the state.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Lagos magistrates’ law: ‘Amendment will correct career progression imbalance’— AG
The Lagos State Attorney-General says amending the law governing magistrates would address an imbalance in their career progression. The proposed changes are intended to improve how magistrates advance professionally within the state’s judicial system.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Bandits Attack Kaduna Villages, Kill 5 Farmers
Bandits attacked villages in Kaduna State, killing five farmers, according to Leadership News. The headline indicates that the incident affected farming communities, but provides no further details about the location, timing, circumstances of the attack, or any response by security agencies or authorities.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
9 Crude Oil Thieves bag 10- year Jail Term each Without Option of Fine
Nine individuals convicted of crude oil theft have each been sentenced to 10 years in prison without the option of paying a fine, according to Daily Trust. The headline indicates that the court imposed custodial sentences in the case, though it does not provide further details about the defendants, location, or circumstances.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Terrorist fighter surrenders as troops arrest six suspected kidnappers in Adamawa
A terrorist fighter surrendered to Nigerian troops in Adamawa State, while security forces arrested six people suspected of kidnapping. The headline indicates that the developments occurred during military operations in the state, but provides no further details about the identities of those involved, the circumstances of the surrender, or the arrests.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Asaba Airport ‘Terror Attack’ Fake – Police Clarify
Police have clarified that reports describing a terror attack at Asaba Airport were false. The clarification addresses the nature of the incident and seeks to correct public understanding, although the headline does not provide further details about what occurred or how the misleading report originated.
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Other · The Punch ·
Police dismiss terrorist attack rumours at Asaba international airport
Police have dismissed rumours of a terrorist attack at Asaba International Airport, indicating that the reported claims do not reflect an actual incident. The development addresses concerns surrounding the airport and reassures the public that the alleged attack reports are unfounded.
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Other · BusinessDay ·No terrorist attack at Asaba airport, ONSA carried out simulation exercise – Police Command
The Police Command has clarified that reports of a terrorist attack at Asaba Airport were false. It said the Office of the National Security Adviser conducted a simulation exercise at the airport, which may have been mistaken for a real security incident.
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Other · Daily Post ·Sango-Ota-Joju flooding: Ado-Odo/Ota Council, Ogun Govt inspect corridor
Officials from the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government and the Ogun State Government inspected the Sango-Ota-Joju corridor following flooding concerns. The assessment focused on the affected route and the government authorities’ response to conditions along the corridor, although the headline does not provide details on the extent of damage or planned interventions.
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Other · BusinessDay ·Tim Akano’s 100m-child mission earns global humanity prize finalist spot
Tim Akano has been named a finalist for a global humanity prize in recognition of his mission to reach 100 million children. The nomination highlights the international attention drawn to his child-focused initiative, although the headline does not provide further details about the prize, programme, or selection process.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Anambra Mother Confesses To Earning $700 From Online Sale Of Daughter’s Explicit Media
An Anambra mother has reportedly confessed to making $700 by selling explicit media featuring her daughter online. The disclosure concerns the alleged commercial exploitation of the child and has drawn attention to the circumstances surrounding the sale of the material.
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Other · Daily Post ·Police arrest three over alleged murder of man in Adamawa village
Police in Adamawa have arrested three people in connection with the alleged murder of a man in a village. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and the suspects’ possible involvement. Further details about the victim, location, motive and charges were not provided in the headline.
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Other · Vanguard ·Nigerian and Canadian Gambling Industries Compared
The Vanguard report compares the gambling industries in Nigeria and Canada, examining how the two markets differ. The headline indicates a cross-country overview of the sectors, but does not specify the particular areas covered, such as regulation, market size, consumer behaviour or economic impact.
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Other · The Punch ·
NDLEA destroys five cannabis farms, arrests three suspects in Edo
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has destroyed five cannabis farms in Edo State and arrested three suspects in connection with the illicit cultivation. The operation targets cannabis production in the state, though the headline does not provide details on the locations, identities of those arrested or the quantity of crops destroyed.
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Other · Vanguard ·Bandits kill two inspecting land in Imo
Two people were killed by suspected bandits while inspecting land in Imo State, according to Vanguard. The incident highlights a deadly security situation affecting those visiting or assessing property in the area. Further details, including the victims’ identities, the exact location and the circumstances of the attack, were not provided in the headline.
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