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Other · Channels TV ·A Legacy In Silk: Afe Babalola & Co. Celebrates AGF Fagbemi’s 30 Years In The Inner Bar
Afe Babalola & Co. celebrates Attorney-General of the Federation Fagbemi’s 30th anniversary in Nigeria’s Inner Bar, recognising his legal career and longstanding contribution to the profession.
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Other · Daily Post ·Okene Anglican Diocese sets two-week waiting period for burials
The Anglican Diocese of Okene has introduced a two-week waiting period before burials can take place within its jurisdiction. The directive outlines a required interval between a death and the burial, although the headline does not specify the reasons for the policy, its precise scope, or how it will be implemented.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·PFIPC: Court returns Adeyemi’s rights enforcement suit to registry for reassignment
A court has returned Adeyemi’s fundamental rights enforcement suit to the registry for reassignment. The development concerns the administrative handling of the case under the PFIPC matter, but the headline does not specify the reasons for the reassignment or the next court date.
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Other · ThisDay ·
FRSC Launches National Movement to End Overloading, Adopt Abuja Declaration 2026
The Federal Road Safety Corps has launched a nationwide campaign to end vehicle overloading and promote adoption of the Abuja Declaration 2026. The initiative signals a coordinated effort to improve compliance with transport safety standards, although the headline does not provide further details on its scope, targets or implementation.
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Other · Vanguard ·Anglican church bans immediate burial of relatives, sets 2-week minimum timeframe
The Anglican Church has announced a policy requiring families to wait at least two weeks before burying deceased relatives. The directive ends the practice of immediate burials within the church’s jurisdiction, although the headline does not specify the reason for the change, its precise scope, or how it will be enforced.
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Other · The Punch ·Court delays rights hearing for fake agency DG Adeyemi
A court has postponed a hearing concerning the fundamental rights case involving Adeyemi, who is identified in the headline as an allegedly fake agency director-general. The report indicates that proceedings will not take place as initially expected, but provides no further details on the reason for the delay or the parties’ next steps.
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Other · The Punch ·
Police arrest 16 suspects in Delta, recover guns, stolen car
Police in Delta State have arrested 16 suspects during operations that led to the recovery of firearms and a stolen vehicle. The arrests and recoveries form part of ongoing efforts by security authorities to address suspected criminal activity in the state.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Customs seizes tramadol, foreign rice, spaghetti, two cars worth N604.3m in Kwara
The Nigeria Customs Service has seized tramadol, foreign rice, spaghetti and two cars in Kwara State. The confiscated items are valued at N604.3 million, according to the Nigerian Tribune headline, which reports the operation without providing further details on the seizures or arrests.
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Other · Vanguard ·Sultan directs Muslims to sight Rabi’ al-Thani moon
The Sultan of Sokoto has directed Muslims to look for the Rabi’ al-Thani crescent moon, marking the beginning of the Islamic month. The directive calls on Muslim communities to observe the new moon and report any sighting through the appropriate channels.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·NDLEA operative stabbed to death in Bauchi
An operative of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency was stabbed to death in Bauchi, according to Nigerian Tribune. The headline reports the fatal attack but provides no further details about the circumstances, the victim’s identity, the location, or whether any suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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Other · The Punch ·
Police arrest father for tying up, beating 13-year-old son
Police have arrested a father accused of tying up and beating his 13-year-old son. The incident has prompted police intervention, with the alleged abuse involving the child’s restraint and physical assault. Further details about the circumstances, location and possible charges were not provided in the headline.
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Other · ThisDay ·
INT International STEP Delegate Leadership Summit Now Holds in November
The INT International STEP Delegate Leadership Summit is scheduled to hold in November. The headline provides no further details about the event’s specific date, venue, organisers, participants or agenda.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·D4vd trial: Family of slain teen calls for death penalty
The family of a slain teenager has called for the death penalty as proceedings begin in the trial involving D4vd. The case concerns the teenager’s death and the legal consequences sought by the family, though the headline does not provide further details about the allegations or trial.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Man machetes 25-year-old wife to death in Ekiti over marital disagreement
A 25-year-old woman was reportedly macheted to death by her husband in Ekiti State following a marital disagreement. The incident involves a domestic violence allegation, with the headline identifying the husband as the alleged attacker and the dispute as the reported motive.
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Other · Daily Post ·Police raid Delta drug spot, arrest five suspects
Police officers raided a suspected drug distribution location in Delta State and arrested five individuals. The operation targeted the alleged drug spot, but the headline provides no further details about the suspects, the substances involved, the specific location, or whether charges have been filed.
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Other · PM News ·
Kano man arrested for impersonating Police CSP for fraudulent activities
Authorities in Kano arrested a man accused of impersonating a Police Chief Superintendent (CSP) to carry out fraudulent activities. The case concerns alleged false representation of a senior police officer and the use of that identity in suspected scams. Further details about the suspect, victims and charges were not provided.
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Other · Vanguard ·Customs seizes drones, narcotics worth N43.5bn at Lagos port
The Nigeria Customs Service has seized drones and narcotics at the Lagos port, with the confiscated items reportedly valued at N43.5 billion. The seizure highlights an enforcement operation targeting prohibited or illicit goods entering the country through one of Nigeria’s major maritime gateways.
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Other · The Punch ·
VIDEO: Edo CP orders probe after police, traffic officers clash
The Edo State Commissioner of Police has ordered an investigation into a reported clash involving police personnel and traffic officers. The directive follows video footage of the incident, with authorities expected to establish what led to the confrontation and determine the circumstances surrounding it.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Ondo farmers petition Aiyedatiwa over alleged assault, death of members
Farmers in Ondo State have petitioned Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa over alleged assaults involving members of their group and the reported death of some members. The petition seeks the governor’s attention to the claims, though the headline does not provide details about those accused, the circumstances of the incidents, or any official response.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
How Late Social Media Commentator Raised Alarm over Death Threats
A late social media commentator had previously raised concerns about receiving death threats, drawing attention to security fears surrounding the individual before their death. The report examines the warnings and the circumstances connected to them, without providing further details in the headline.
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