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Other · BusinessDay ·Edo’s highway crisis: Three days in gridlock, stranded corpse exposes road disaster
A severe traffic gridlock on a highway in Edo State reportedly lasted three days, leaving travellers stranded and preventing the timely movement of a corpse. The incident highlights worsening conditions on the road and the broader disruption and hardship faced by motorists and commuters using the route.
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Other · Leadership News ·Gridlock: Travellers Stranded On Lokoja-Abuja Highway
Severe traffic congestion on the Lokoja-Abuja highway has left travellers stranded, disrupting movement along the important route. The headline indicates that motorists and passengers are facing delays, although it does not provide details on the cause of the gridlock, its extent, or when normal traffic flow may resume.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Ekiti Intensifies Fight Against GBV, Demands Tougher Action
Ekiti State is stepping up efforts to combat gender-based violence and is calling for stronger measures to address the problem. The development signals increased attention to preventing abuse, improving responses to victims and ensuring that perpetrators face appropriate consequences, although the headline provides no further details on the specific actions involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·‘Ghost’ beneficiaries beneficiaries of N33/7bn cash transfer
Vanguard reports on alleged fictitious beneficiaries linked to a N33.7 billion cash-transfer programme, raising questions about whether some listed recipients are genuine or verifiable. The headline does not specify the programme’s administrators, the identities involved, the scale of the alleged irregularities or any official response.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·The People’s Republic: How they rule
The piece examines how a political entity described as the People’s Republic is governed, focusing on the systems, institutions, or practices through which authority is exercised. The headline does not identify the country, leaders, policies, or specific events involved.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Two savage Kano murders, 45 years apart
The report examines two separate savage murder cases in Kano, highlighting the 45-year gap between them. It places the incidents in a comparative context, focusing on the violence involved and the passage of time separating the two cases.
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Other · BusinessDay ·BD Sunday 13th Sep 2026
BusinessDay’s Sunday, 13 September 2026 edition is identified, but the headline provides no indication of the specific subject, events, people, sectors, or developments covered in the publication.
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Other · Vanguard ·Getting to the last mile, by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi reflects on the importance and challenges of reaching the final stage of a journey or initiative, using the phrase last mile as the central theme. The headline does not specify the particular issue, sector or events addressed in the piece.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Nigeria High Commission Bows to Pressure, Refunds £50 to UK Passport Applicants
Nigeria’s High Commission in the United Kingdom has agreed to refund £50 to applicants for Nigerian passports, following pressure over the payment. The headline indicates the refund relates specifically to passport applicants, but provides no further details about the cause of the charge, the number of people affected or the refund process.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Military Air Strikes Destroy Terrorist Logistics Hubs, Kill 18 in Borno
Nigerian military air strikes in Borno State destroyed terrorist logistics hubs and killed 18 terrorists, according to the report. The operation targeted facilities used to support terrorist activities, although the headline does not provide further details about the locations, timing or identities of those involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·Wahab’s war on the waterways environment, infrastructure
The report examines Wahab’s actions concerning the condition of waterways, environmental protection and related infrastructure, highlighting the apparent conflict or campaign surrounding these issues.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Refer, Revere, Win, Defeat
The headline presents four contrasting ideas—referral, reverence, victory and defeat—but provides no clear indication of the people, event, issue or context involved. The subject and significance therefore remain unspecified.
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Other · ThisDay ·
IG Didn’t Ban Recording Policemen, Only Opposes Misuse for Skits, Police Clarify
The Nigeria Police Force clarified that the Inspector-General of Police did not prohibit members of the public from recording police officers. The objection is limited to the alleged misuse of such recordings in comedy skits, distinguishing lawful documentation from content created for entertainment or other purposes.
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Other · Vanguard ·Ember months of miracles, by Funmi Komolafe
Funmi Komolafe examines the theme of miracles during Nigeria’s ember months, a period commonly associated with heightened activity and public attention toward the year’s end. The headline does not provide further details about the specific events, people or issues discussed in the article.
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Other · Vanguard ·Sir Gabriel Igbinedion, a tree who made several forests, by Dele Sobowale
Dele Sobowale reflects on the life and legacy of Sir Gabriel Igbinedion, portraying him as a highly influential figure whose achievements and contributions produced lasting institutions, opportunities and other people who extended his impact across society.
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Other · Vanguard ·Arise Tv and professional feedback, by Tonnie Iredia
Tonnie Iredia discusses Arise TV and the role of professional feedback, apparently examining how informed assessments can contribute to the station’s journalism, programming or public performance. The headline indicates a media-focused commentary, but provides no specific details about the feedback, issues raised or conclusions reached.
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Other · ThisDay ·
CRIPPLING THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
The headline points to concerns about measures or developments that are weakening Nigeria’s local governments, but it provides no details on the affected institutions, causes, actors, or consequences.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Toyin Dada Standing on Service Culture
The piece focuses on Toyin Dada’s position regarding service culture, highlighting the importance of the subject while providing limited detail about the specific context or arguments presented.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Pastor Gabriel Abiye Ogundola (1945-2026): God’s general who left an enduring legacy
Pastor Gabriel Abiye Ogundola, who lived from 1945 to 2026, is remembered as a prominent Christian leader whose ministry and contributions left an enduring legacy. The report reflects on his life, religious service and lasting impact following his death.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Ladi Adebutu: The Dream That Refuses to Die
The headline presents Ladi Adebutu as pursuing an enduring dream or ambition that remains active despite setbacks or challenges. It does not specify the nature of the dream, the circumstances surrounding it, or the developments discussed in the full article.
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