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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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Other · ThisDay ·
Navy Hands Over Three Vessels, 33 Crew to Fisheries Officials Over Illegal Fishing
The Nigerian Navy has transferred three vessels and 33 crew members to fisheries officials following allegations of illegal fishing. The handover places the vessels and those on board under the relevant fisheries authorities for further action, although the headline does not specify their locations, identities or the precise violations involved.
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Other · The Punch ·
FRSC warns overloading endangers lives, damages roads
The Federal Road Safety Corps has warned that overloading vehicles poses risks to human lives and contributes to damage on roads. The agency’s warning highlights the safety and infrastructure consequences associated with carrying loads beyond recommended limits.
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Other · ThisDay ·
IN PRAISE OF AMUPITAN
The ThisDay article appears to pay tribute to or commend Amupitan, but the headline alone does not specify the person’s identity, role, achievements or the circumstances prompting the praise. Further details from the full article would be needed to provide a more precise account of its subject and message.
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Other · ThisDay ·
THE OKRIKA BURNING WELLHEAD
A report by ThisDay focuses on a burning wellhead in Okrika. The headline identifies the location and incident but provides no further details about the cause, scale, injuries, environmental effects, or response to the fire.
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Other · The Punch ·
Lagos tightens security at Badagry border over child theft
Lagos authorities have increased security measures at the Badagry border in response to concerns over child theft. The move is aimed at strengthening monitoring and protection in the border area, although the headline does not provide further details about the reported incidents or the specific measures introduced.
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Other · The Punch ·
Bauchi communities benefit from foundation’s tree-planting exercise
Communities in Bauchi State have benefited from a tree-planting exercise organised by a foundation. The initiative involved planting trees in the participating communities, although the headline does not provide details about the foundation, the locations covered, the number of trees planted or the broader environmental objectives.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Two intoxicant suppliers jailed by Kano drug task force
A Kano drug task force has secured jail sentences for two people identified as suppliers of intoxicating substances. The headline indicates the action followed enforcement efforts against the distribution of such substances in Kano, but provides no details on the offenders’ identities, the specific intoxicants involved, the length of the sentences, or the court proceedings.
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Other · The Punch ·
LASTMA tasks officers on professionalism, public service
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority has directed its officers to uphold professionalism and focus on delivering effective public service. The instruction signals an emphasis on responsible conduct and improved interactions with road users as the agency carries out its traffic management duties.
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Other · The Punch ·
Firm sue police officers for alleged illegal occupation of Sokoto quarters
A firm has filed a lawsuit against police officers over their alleged illegal occupation of quarters in Sokoto. The legal action seeks to challenge the officers’ presence at the property, though the headline does not provide details on the parties involved, the specific quarters, or the reliefs requested.
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Other · Vanguard ·Tribute to Chief Gabriel Isawaru Igbinedion CFR, Esama of Benin Kingdom @92
The publication honours Chief Gabriel Isawaru Igbinedion, CFR, the Esama of Benin Kingdom, in recognition of his life and significance as he marks his 92nd birthday.
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Other · ThisDay ·
AN OILY DANCE OF DEATH
The headline signals an analysis of a dangerous or fatal relationship with oil, but provides no clear indication of the people, events, location, or circumstances involved.
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Other · The Punch ·
Expert laments deplorable Ekiti federal roads
An expert has raised concerns about the poor condition of federal roads in Ekiti State. The remarks highlight the deteriorating state of the routes and likely concerns about their effects on transportation, safety and movement, while calling attention to the need for improved maintenance and rehabilitation.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Anglican Diocese Bars Immediate Burial Of Relatives Within Two Weeks Of Death
The Anglican Diocese has announced a policy preventing families from burying deceased relatives within two weeks of their death. The directive sets a minimum waiting period before burial and affects funeral arrangements conducted under the diocese, although the headline does not specify the reasons, scope, or penalties associated with the decision.
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