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Other · PM News ·Father, three others held over alleged plan to traffic 16-month-old daughter
A father and three other individuals have reportedly been detained over an alleged plan to traffic the man’s 16-month-old daughter. The circumstances surrounding the alleged scheme, including where the arrests occurred and the authorities involved, are not specified in the headline.
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Other · Leadership News ·
New Theory Suggests Great Pyramid May Have Preserved Ancient Knowledge
A new theory proposes that the Great Pyramid may have served as a means of preserving or transmitting ancient knowledge. The suggestion concerns the monument’s possible purpose and significance, but the headline does not provide details about the evidence, researchers involved, or the specific knowledge believed to have been preserved.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Elders Deny Purported Crisis in Ugwunta Community in Abia State
Elders from Ugwunta Community in Abia State have rejected reports suggesting that the community is facing a crisis. Their denial indicates that the claims are disputed, although the headline does not provide further details about the allegations, the elders’ response, or the circumstances surrounding the reported situation.
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Other · The Punch ·Help fight human trafficking, NAPTIP urges Ogun border communities
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons has urged communities located along Ogun State’s borders to support efforts to combat human trafficking. The appeal highlights the role of residents in identifying, reporting and helping prevent trafficking activities in border areas.
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Other · Vanguard ·Ebonyi police rescue abducted cleric, arrest suspected cultist
Ebonyi State police have rescued a cleric who was reportedly abducted and arrested a suspected cult member in connection with the incident. The headline does not provide details about the cleric’s identity, the circumstances of the abduction, the suspect, or whether further arrests or charges are expected.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Commission To Increase Devt Interventions In Taraba
A commission has announced plans to expand its development interventions in Taraba State. The headline indicates that the agency intends to increase the scale or reach of projects and support programmes aimed at addressing development needs across the state, though it does not specify the sectors, funding, timeline or beneficiaries involved.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Cross River: Police launch maritime operation against piracy, smuggling
Police in Cross River State have launched a maritime operation aimed at tackling piracy and smuggling activities on the state’s waterways. The initiative is expected to strengthen security and support enforcement efforts in the maritime environment, though the headline provides no further details on its scope, personnel or timeline.
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Other · Channels TV ·
Police Rescue Abducted Cleric In Ebonyi
Police in Ebonyi State have rescued a cleric who was abducted, according to Channels TV. The headline does not provide details about when or where the abduction occurred, the circumstances of the rescue, the cleric’s condition, or whether suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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Other · The Punch ·
Soludo’s wife condemns sexual abuse of child by mother
The wife of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo has condemned an alleged case of sexual abuse involving a child and the child’s mother. Her reaction highlights concern over violence against children and calls attention to the need for protection and accountability in such cases.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Police Recover Vehicle Stolen From Edo ADC Chairman’s Residence
Police have recovered a vehicle reportedly stolen from the residence of the Edo State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, referred to as the ADC chairman. The headline indicates that the vehicle was retrieved after the theft, but provides no further details about the recovery operation, suspects, or its condition.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Police Arrest 8 Suspected Cultists, Others in Delta
Police in Delta State have arrested eight people suspected of belonging to a cult group, along with other individuals. The arrests indicate an ongoing security operation, although the headline does not provide details about the suspects’ identities, the location, the circumstances of the arrests or any charges filed.
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Other · Leadership News ·
RTFIN Restructures Women’s Wing, Ends Approval Requirement
RTFIN has announced changes to the structure of its women’s wing, including the removal of a previous approval requirement. The headline indicates that the organisation is streamlining how the wing operates, but does not provide further details about the changes, their implementation, or the reasons behind the restructuring.
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Other · Vanguard ·Zazzau Emirate has 11 LGAs, dozens of chiefs — Bamalli
The Emir of Zazzau, Bamalli, stated that the Zazzau Emirate comprises 11 local government areas and has dozens of traditional chiefs. His remarks highlight the emirate’s broad administrative reach and the extensive traditional leadership structure within the area.
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Other · Premium Times ·HOMEF calls for revival of indigenous knowledge to tackle environmental crisis
HOMEF is urging renewed attention to indigenous knowledge as part of efforts to address Nigeria’s environmental crisis. The organisation says traditional practices and locally developed understanding could contribute to responses aimed at protecting the environment and confronting related ecological challenges.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Police Confirm one dead as Protests Trail Stabbing of Sokoto Cleric During Jumu’at Prayers
Police confirmed that one person died after a cleric was stabbed during Jumu’at prayers in Sokoto. Protests subsequently followed the incident, although the headline does not provide further details about the victim, the suspected attacker, the circumstances of the stabbing, or the nature of the demonstrations.
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Other · Premium Times ·PREMIUM TIMES, The Examination, other partners’ lead poisoning investigation named finalist in global journalism awards
An investigation into lead poisoning by PREMIUM TIMES, The Examination and other partners has been named a finalist in global journalism awards. The recognition highlights the project’s international standing, although the headline does not specify the award category, competing entries or the investigation’s detailed findings.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Jerry Eze’s Team Speaks Out As Lady Cries Out After Allegedly Making N1.6m Transfer To Church Account
Jerry Eze’s team has responded after a woman reportedly raised concerns about transferring N1.6 million to a church account. The circumstances surrounding the payment and the team’s explanation are the focus of the report, while the woman’s complaint has prompted public attention.
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Other · Vanguard ·Man nabbed while attempting to sell own baby
Authorities reportedly arrested a man while he was allegedly attempting to sell his own baby. The headline does not provide further details about the circumstances, location, identities involved, the baby’s condition, or any charges arising from the incident.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Police Disown Fake 50,000-Recruit Training Notice
The Nigeria Police have denied issuing a notice claiming that 50,000 recruits had been selected for training. The clarification indicates that the recruitment-related announcement circulating publicly is fake, and prospective applicants and the wider public should rely on official police communication for verified information.
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Other · Premium Times ·Nigerian Army investigates sexual abuse allegation against serving officer
The Nigerian Army is investigating an allegation of sexual abuse involving one of its serving officers. The inquiry is expected to establish the facts surrounding the complaint and determine whether any disciplinary or legal action is warranted, although the headline does not provide details about the alleged incident, complainant or officer.
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