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Other · BusinessDay ·NSCDC scales up surveillance as Indorama clarifies Okrika tragedy
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has increased surveillance following the tragedy in Okrika, while Indorama has issued clarification concerning the incident. The headline indicates heightened security attention and an effort by the company to explain its position, but provides no further details about the casualties, causes or specific measures involved.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Awujale: Fusengbuwa/Jadiara Ruling House demands fresh selection
The Fusengbuwa/Jadiara Ruling House has called for a fresh selection process concerning the position of Awujale. The demand indicates that members of the ruling house are seeking a new procedure or reconsideration in the traditional leadership selection, although the headline does not provide details on the reasons or next steps.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·FCSC conducts promotion exams for 5,900 directorate cadre officers
The Federal Civil Service Commission has conducted promotion examinations for 5,900 officers in the directorate cadre. The exercise forms part of the process for assessing eligible civil servants for advancement within Nigeria’s federal public service, although the headline does not provide details on the examination dates, locations or results.
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Other · The Punch ·Stakeholders seek responsible journalism, inclusion to curb conflict in Sokoto
Stakeholders in Sokoto have called for responsible journalism and greater inclusion as measures to help prevent and reduce conflict. The appeal highlights the role of ethical reporting and broader participation in addressing tensions and supporting peace in the state.
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Other · The Punch ·
NIS enrols 8,552 Nigerians in passport intervention
The Nigeria Immigration Service has enrolled 8,552 Nigerians under a passport intervention programme. The initiative concerns passport registration or processing, indicating a targeted effort to assist the affected applicants, although the headline does not provide details about the programme’s location, duration, eligibility requirements or implementation.
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Other · Vanguard ·Abia police arraign three kinsmen over alleged threats, trespass
Police in Abia State have arraigned three men described as kinsmen over allegations involving threats and trespass. The headline indicates that the case has reached court, but provides no further details about the alleged conduct, the parties involved, the charges’ particulars or the defendants’ pleas.
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Other · Daily Post ·Five suspected kidnappers neutralised during gun battle with troops in Kaduna
Five suspected kidnappers were neutralised during a gun battle with troops in Kaduna State, according to Daily Post. The headline indicates that the confrontation involved security forces and alleged kidnapping suspects, but provides no further details about the location, circumstances, casualties among the troops, or whether any arrests or recoveries were made.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·FULL LIST: Names of 37 illegal miners who died in NSCDC custody
Nigerian Tribune publishes the names of 37 illegal miners who died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), following their detention.
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Other · Leadership News ·Saudi Hajj Reform: NAHCON Secures 3-year Transition Plan To Protect Pilgrims
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has secured a three-year transition plan linked to Saudi Arabia’s Hajj reforms. The arrangement is intended to support implementation of the changes while protecting the interests and welfare of Nigerian pilgrims during the transition period.
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Other · Premium Times ·Traditional ruler donates N7.7m to South Africa returnees
A traditional ruler has donated N7.7 million to Nigerians who recently returned from South Africa. The gesture is intended to support the returnees as they rebuild their lives after coming back to the country, although the headline does not provide further details about the beneficiaries, the ruler, or the circumstances surrounding their return.
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Other · Premium Times ·Certificate Forgery: Court allows Uche Nnaji to travel abroad for medical treatment
A court has granted Uche Nnaji permission to travel abroad for medical treatment while proceedings concerning allegations of certificate forgery remain ongoing.
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Other · Daily Post ·Cross River CP warns personnel against extorting motorists
The Cross River State Commissioner of Police has cautioned police personnel against demanding illegal payments or otherwise extorting motorists. The warning signals an effort to curb misconduct during traffic and road enforcement operations, although the headline does not provide details about specific incidents, affected routes or disciplinary measures.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Man jailed for stealing tomatoes in Ondo
A man in Ondo State has been sentenced to jail after being convicted of stealing tomatoes. The headline does not provide details about the quantity stolen, the circumstances of the offence, the court involved, or the length of the sentence.
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Other · Vanguard ·
Man allegedly kills mother with machete in Abia
A man in Abia State has allegedly killed his mother with a machete, according to a report by Vanguard. The circumstances surrounding the incident, including the identities of those involved, the motive and whether any arrest has been made, were not provided in the headline.
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Other · Complete Sports ·
Dragon Money Casino 2026: My Honest Review
The piece presents an honest review of Dragon Money Casino for 2026, indicating that it assesses the platform for readers considering its use. The headline does not specify the review’s findings, services examined, or any conclusions about the casino.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Viral Video Triggers Arrest, Ouster Of Businessman Over Death Threats To Women
A viral video has reportedly led to the arrest of a businessman and his removal from a position following allegations that he issued death threats against women. The headline does not identify the businessman, the women involved, the nature of the position, or the authorities responsible for the actions.
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Other · Leadership News ·
FULL LIST: Names Of 37 Miners Who Died In NSCDC Custody
Leadership News publishes the names of 37 miners reported to have died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps. The headline indicates that the report focuses on identifying the deceased miners and presenting the full list of those involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·Offshore Casinos: What to Check Beyond the Welcome Bonus
The article outlines factors players should examine when assessing offshore online casinos, going beyond promotional welcome bonuses. It likely focuses on evaluating broader terms, operating conditions and other considerations before choosing a platform, while highlighting the need for informed decisions rather than relying solely on initial offers.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Commuters Stranded As Residents Protest Renewed Attacks in Niger
Commuters were left stranded after residents in Niger State reportedly took to the streets to protest renewed attacks in their area. The demonstrations disrupted movement, while the residents’ action highlighted ongoing security concerns and the impact of the alleged attacks on local communities and road users.
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Other · PM News ·
Appeal Court acquits man jailed seven years over N12m dredger deal
The Court of Appeal has acquitted a man who had spent seven years in prison in connection with a N12 million dredger deal. The ruling overturns his previous conviction, although the headline does not provide details about the original charges, the grounds for the appeal or the court’s reasoning.
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