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Other · The Punch ·C&S launches surveillance training to boost church security
The Cherubim and Seraphim church has launched surveillance training aimed at strengthening security within its worship facilities. The initiative is intended to improve the ability of church personnel to monitor activities, identify potential threats and support safer services and gatherings.
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Other · The Punch ·
Dotun Oladipo: Beyond death’s bloody fangs
The headline signals a reflective treatment of Dotun Oladipo in relation to death, using vivid language to suggest a serious or elegiac theme. With no further details provided, the subject, context and specific events discussed cannot be established from the headline alone.
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Other · The Punch ·
It is risky not to take risk
The piece examines the idea that avoiding risk may also produce negative consequences. It suggests that individuals or organisations may need to consider carefully assessed risks when making decisions, rather than assuming that complete caution is always the safest approach.
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Other · Vanguard ·The Emperor! By Donu Kogbara
Donu Kogbara’s column, titled The Emperor!, appears to examine a person, institution or situation through the metaphor of an emperor. The headline alone does not identify the subject, context or specific argument, so the piece’s central message and implications cannot be determined without additional article details.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Why Lagos-Calabar coastal highway?
Nigerian Tribune examines the rationale, significance and possible implications of the proposed Lagos-Calabar coastal highway, a major transportation project linking communities along Nigeria’s coastline. The headline indicates a focus on why the road is being developed, though it does not provide specific details about its funding, construction status or expected outcomes.
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Other · Vanguard ·The Daily Times we wish for, but can’t have, by Azu Ishiekwene
Azu Ishiekwene reflects on an idealised Daily Times and examines why the publication, or the standards it represented, may no longer be attainable, highlighting a gap between public hopes and present realities.
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Other · Vanguard ·Boat mishaps: When will they end?
Vanguard examines the recurring problem of boat mishaps in Nigeria and questions when the incidents will stop. The headline points to an ongoing public safety concern involving water transport, but provides no specific details about the affected locations, causes, casualties, or measures being taken to prevent future accidents.
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Other · The Punch ·
ACReSAL targets more community projects with additional financing
The Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes programme (ACReSAL) plans to undertake more community-focused projects after securing additional financing. The funding is expected to expand the programme’s activities, although the headline does not specify the amount, source, locations or particular projects involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·GCK in Ogun: Trying times and transformation the world needs
The report examines the Global Crusade with Kumuyi in Ogun State, focusing on how the event addresses difficult times and presents transformation as a need for individuals and society. It highlights the broader significance of the gathering and its message amid contemporary challenges.
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Other · The Punch ·
Foundation provides borehole to boost rural water access
A foundation has provided a borehole in a rural community to improve residents’ access to clean and reliable water. The intervention is intended to address local water shortages and support households that may have previously depended on distant or less dependable sources.
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Other · The Punch ·
One killed, two rescued in Lagos building collapse
A building collapse in Lagos has reportedly left one person dead, while two others were rescued from the site. The headline does not provide further details about the location, cause of the collapse, the identities of those involved, or the condition of the rescued individuals.
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Other · The Punch ·
Gunmen kill Sokoto resident, abduct INEC worker
Gunmen reportedly killed a resident of Sokoto State and abducted an employee of the Independent National Electoral Commission. The headline indicates that the incident involved both a fatal attack and a kidnapping, but provides no further details about the location, identities of those involved, the timing, or any response from authorities.
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Other · ThisDay ·Beyond the Anniversary: NIM@65 and the Governance Challenge
The article examines the significance of NIM’s 65th anniversary alongside the broader governance challenges facing Nigeria. It moves beyond commemorating the institution’s milestone to consider how its role, experience and institutional responsibilities relate to improving governance and national development.
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Other · The Punch ·
Family tackles Ogun over N1bn poultry land
A family has challenged the Ogun State Government over a poultry-related property valued at N1bn. The dispute centres on ownership or control of the land, with the family seeking to contest the state’s position and protect its claim to the valuable poultry site.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Marital Peace Meeting Turns Tragic as Man Allegedly Hacks Wife to Death in Ekiti
A meeting reportedly convened to resolve marital differences in Ekiti State ended in tragedy after a man allegedly attacked and killed his wife with a machete. The circumstances surrounding the incident, including the identities of those involved and any official response, were not provided in the headline.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi: The Merchant of Hope Driving Lagos’ Fight Against Domestic, Sexual Violence
Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi is profiled for her role in leading Lagos’ efforts to combat domestic and sexual violence. The piece highlights her advocacy and work supporting prevention, response and public awareness around these issues, portraying her as a prominent figure in efforts to provide hope and strengthen action against abuse.
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Other · The Punch ·
Remi Tinubu launches food bank, empowers 5,000 in Anambra
Remi Tinubu has launched a food bank in Anambra State and supported 5,000 people through an empowerment initiative. The development highlights efforts to provide food assistance and improve livelihoods among residents in the state.
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Other · The Punch ·
Adamawa beer sellers accuse DPO of extortion
Beer sellers in Adamawa State have accused a Divisional Police Officer of extortion. The allegation concerns claims that the police officer demanded improper payments from traders involved in selling beer. The report does not provide further details in the headline about the officer’s identity, the alleged amounts, or any response to the accusation.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Food security: Philanthropist donates fertiliser, cash to Burdugau community
A philanthropist has supported food security efforts in the Burdugau community by donating fertiliser and cash. The intervention is intended to assist local agricultural activities and help strengthen the community’s capacity to produce food.
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Other · The Punch ·
FG targets modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering
The Federal Government plans to promote or establish modern abattoirs as part of efforts to end the open slaughtering of livestock. The initiative is aimed at replacing informal slaughter practices with more structured facilities, although the headline does not provide details on implementation, funding or timelines.
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