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Other · Vanguard ·Oba of Benin suspends palace praise singers over unauthorised performance
The Oba of Benin has suspended palace praise singers following an unauthorised performance. The action concerns performers associated with the royal palace and reflects the monarch’s response to an event conducted without approval. Further details about the performance, the singers involved and the duration of the suspension were not provided in the headline.
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Other · Vanguard ·Police barracks: IGP sets December-January target for officers’ return
The Inspector-General of Police has set a December-to-January timeframe for police officers to return to their barracks. The directive indicates a planned timeline for restoring or completing officers’ relocation to police accommodation, although the headline does not provide details on the specific barracks, reasons, or implementation arrangements.
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Other · ThisDay ·Military Moves to Choke Logistics, Financial Lifelines Sustaining Asymmetric Warfare
Nigeria’s military is taking steps to disrupt the logistical networks and financial channels that support asymmetric warfare. The move focuses on weakening the resources sustaining such operations, potentially affecting the ability of armed groups to obtain supplies, funding and other forms of support.
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Other · Vanguard ·13-year-old boy dies in accidental shooting in Bauchi
A 13-year-old boy has died in Bauchi State after being accidentally shot. The headline indicates that the incident was unintended, but provides no further details about the circumstances, location, weapon involved, or any investigation into the death.
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Other · Vanguard ·Court stops further demolition of Broad Street property after council’s quit notice
A court has ordered a halt to any further demolition of a property on Broad Street after a local council issued a quit notice. The ruling temporarily protects the property from additional demolition activity while the dispute involving the notice and the premises proceeds through the legal process.
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Other · PM News ·
Oba of Benin suspends praise group over performance at Igbinedion’s home
The Oba of Benin has suspended a praise group following its performance at the residence of Igbinedion. The action concerns the group’s conduct or presentation during the event, though the headline does not provide further details about the performance, the suspension’s duration, or any additional measures.
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Other · Leadership News ·
NITDA Director Emerges 17th Emir Of Gumel
The Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, has emerged as the 17th Emir of Gumel. The development concerns the appointment or selection of a new traditional ruler for Gumel, although the headline does not provide details about the process, timing, or the emir’s identity.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·IGP Disu vows to tackle housing deficit among junior police officers
Inspector-General of Police Disu has pledged to address the shortage of adequate housing affecting junior police officers. The commitment highlights housing as a welfare concern within the Nigeria Police Force, though the headline does not provide details on the proposed measures, timeline, funding or number of officers affected.
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Other · Daily Post ·Nigerian Army declares ‘Gentle The Yahoo’ wanted, offers N30m reward
The Nigerian Army has declared a person known as Gentle The Yahoo wanted and announced a N30 million reward for information leading to the individual’s apprehension. The headline does not provide further details about the person’s identity, alleged offences, location, or how members of the public can submit information.
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Other · Premium Times ·Death be not proud: Publisher Dotun Oladipo and the tolling bell, By Max Amuchie
Max Amuchie’s article reflects on mortality through the image of a tolling bell and its connection to publisher Dotun Oladipo. The headline suggests a tribute or meditation involving death, remembrance and Oladipo’s role, though it does not specify the particular events or circumstances discussed.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·CAS Aneke reaffirms commitment to personnel welfare
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Hassan Aneke, has reaffirmed his commitment to the welfare of personnel under his leadership. The statement signals continued attention to the needs and well-being of members of the Nigerian Air Force, though the headline does not provide further details about specific measures or initiatives.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Ogun Gov’t: Why We Won’t Reintroduce Monthly Sanitation Exercise
The Ogun State Government has explained why it does not plan to restore the former monthly environmental sanitation exercise. The headline indicates that officials have provided reasons for maintaining the current approach, although it does not specify the policy details or arguments behind the decision.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Tragedy as Three Siblings Found Dead on Ondo Farm
Three siblings were found dead on a farm in Ondo State, in a reported tragedy. The circumstances surrounding their deaths, including when and how they died, were not provided in the headline. Further details would be required to establish the identities of the victims and the official response.
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Other · PM News ·
Book Piracy: NCC seizes N7m materials, seals Garki market store
The Nigerian Copyright Commission seized pirated books and other materials valued at about N7 million during an enforcement operation. Officials also sealed a store in Garki Market, underscoring the commission’s action against the sale and distribution of unauthorised publications.
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Other · PM News ·
Enikanolaiye advocates religious tolerance, support for pilgrims welfare
Enikanolaiye has called for religious tolerance and urged greater support for the welfare of pilgrims. The appeal focuses on fostering peaceful coexistence among people of different faiths while ensuring that pilgrims receive appropriate care and assistance during religious journeys.
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Other · Vanguard ·Nigerians in UK with delayed contactless passports asked to submit details
Nigerians in the United Kingdom whose contactless passports have been delayed are being asked to submit their details. The request appears intended to help identify affected passport applicants and support follow-up on the delays, although the headline does not specify who should provide the information or the submission process.
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Other · Daily Post ·Police arrest nine over alleged killing of minors, driver, community chief in Edo
Police in Edo State have arrested nine people in connection with the alleged killing of several individuals, including minors, a driver and a community chief. The arrests indicate an ongoing investigation into the deaths, while further details about the identities of those detained, the victims and the circumstances remain unclear.
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Other · PM News ·
Copyright Commission seizes pirated books worth seven million
The Nigerian Copyright Commission has seized pirated books valued at approximately seven million, in an enforcement action targeting the distribution of unauthorised publications. The headline does not specify where the operation occurred, when it took place, the quantity of books involved, or whether any arrests or prosecutions followed.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·NDLEA arrests businessman behind cocaine shipments to Saudi Arabia
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has arrested a businessman suspected of coordinating cocaine shipments bound for Saudi Arabia. The reported arrest highlights an ongoing investigation into international drug trafficking networks and the alleged role of Nigerian commercial actors in moving illicit substances overseas.
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Other · Daily Post ·Bandit attacks force residents to abandon 15 villages in Katsina
Bandit attacks have reportedly driven residents from 15 villages in Katsina State, prompting people to abandon their communities. The headline indicates a serious displacement situation linked to insecurity, but provides no further details on casualties, the affected local government areas, or any official response.
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