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Other · Leadership News ·Rulings Pertaining To Hajj (1)
The publication outlines the religious guidelines and jurisprudential rulings concerning the Hajj pilgrimage. This initial segment of a series provides essential information for Muslim faithful regarding the mandatory practices and spiritual regulations required to perform the annual pilgrimage in accordance with Islamic tradition and established protocols.
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Amnesty, FIDA Move To Curb Rising GBV Cases In Kano
Amnesty International and the International Federation of Women Lawyers are collaborating to address the increasing incidents of gender-based violence in Kano State. The joint initiative focuses on implementing strategies to curb the prevalence of such cases and strengthen protections for vulnerable individuals within the local community.
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Other · Daily Post ·Ogun Police recover three stolen cars, arrest suspect
The Ogun State Police Command has recovered three stolen vehicles and arrested a suspect during a security operation in the state. Law enforcement officials are conducting further investigations to identify additional individuals involved in the car theft syndicate and ensure the return of the recovered property to the rightful owners.
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Other · The Punch ·Anglican church suspends Anambra pastor over fake miracles, prophecies
The Anglican Church in Anambra State has suspended a priest following allegations of performing staged miracles and delivering false prophecies. The disciplinary measure was implemented by church leadership to address conduct deemed inconsistent with clerical standards and the religious institution's established spiritual guidelines and doctrinal practices.
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Oba Of Benin Sends Emissaries To Condole With Idahosa Over Mother’s Death
The Oba of Benin has dispatched a formal delegation of emissaries to provide condolences to the Idahosa family following the passing of their mother. This royal visit serves to express the monarch’s sympathy and offer support during their period of mourning, adhering to traditional customs of solidarity within the Benin Kingdom.
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Other · Daily Post ·Delta: Policemen allegedly shoot another suspect on suspicion of possessing illicit drugs
Police officers in Delta State have allegedly shot a suspect over the suspected possession of illicit drugs. The incident occurred during an enforcement operation, highlighting ongoing reports of police-involved shootings in the area. Local authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the use of firearms during the encounter.
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Other · Vanguard ·Police smash robbery syndicate, recover stolen vehicles, pistol in Ogun
The Ogun State Police Command has successfully dismantled a robbery syndicate, leading to the recovery of several stolen vehicles and a pistol. This operation is part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address criminal activities within the state and ensure the security of residents and their properties.
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Insecurity: Joint Security Forces Repel Bandits’ Attack In Zamfara
Joint security forces in Zamfara State successfully repelled an attack by bandits attempting to cause unrest in the region. The operation involved coordinated efforts between various security agencies to secure the area and ensure public safety. Local authorities continue to monitor the situation to prevent further incursions by armed groups in the state.
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2026 Hajj: Bauchi, Plateau To Begin Airlift Of Pilgrims May 5, 7
The airlift of 2026 Hajj pilgrims from Bauchi and Plateau states is scheduled to commence on May 5 and May 7, respectively. This timeline outlines the departure phases for registered travelers from both regions, ensuring that logistical preparations for the annual religious pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia proceed according to the established national framework.
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Desertification: Customs Officers’ Wives Plant 100 Trees, Donate Dustbin Containers
The wives of Nigerian Customs Service officers have planted 100 trees and donated dustbin containers as part of an environmental initiative to combat desertification. This exercise is intended to promote ecological sustainability and improve waste management standards within their immediate environment to mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Moro Bridge Collapses, Kwara Govt Begins Works On Alternative Route
The Moro Bridge in Kwara State has collapsed, prompting the state government to initiate the construction of an alternative route. This emergency measure aims to restore connectivity and minimize disruptions for commuters and residents who rely on the infrastructure for daily transportation across the affected area.
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Other · Daily Post ·Customs intercepts N18.96bn cannabis hidden in imported vehicles at Lagos port
The Nigeria Customs Service intercepted cannabis worth N18.96 billion at a port in Lagos. The illicit drugs were discovered concealed inside imported vehicles. This seizure represents a significant intervention by the agency in its ongoing efforts to prevent the smuggling of prohibited substances into the country through maritime gateways.
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Civil Defence Busts Motorcycle Snatching Syndicate, Arrests 2 Suspects
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has dismantled a motorcycle snatching syndicate, leading to the arrest of two suspects. This operation was part of ongoing efforts to address vehicle theft and enhance public security. The apprehended individuals remain in custody as investigations continue into their criminal network.
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Other · Daily Post ·Lagos woman remanded for allegedly assaulting teenage daughter with knife
A Lagos court has remanded a woman in custody following allegations that she assaulted her teenage daughter using a knife. The judicial decision follows an investigation into the domestic incident, with the suspect being held as legal proceedings continue to address the charges of physical harm against the minor.
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Salute to Nigerian worker
Nigerian workers are recognized for their contributions to national growth and resilience in the face of economic difficulties. The acknowledgment focuses on the vital role the labor force plays in driving productivity and development across various sectors while navigating the challenges within the country's current socio-economic landscape.
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Police arrest bandits’ informant in Katsina
The Nigeria Police Force has apprehended an individual suspected of serving as an informant for bandits in Katsina State. This arrest forms part of ongoing security operations to address kidnapping and cattle rustling in the region, targeting those who provide tactical information to armed groups operating within the state.
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Abuja’s Usuma Dam faces encroachment threat
Usuma Dam, a primary water source for Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory, is facing significant threats from unauthorized human activities and land encroachment. Illegal building projects and farming operations near the reservoir are raising concerns about the potential degradation of water quality and the long-term integrity of the dam's infrastructure.
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Customs officers’ wives plant 1,000 trees in FCT
The Customs Officers Wives Association has planted one thousand trees across the Federal Capital Territory as part of an environmental sustainability initiative. This exercise aims to promote afforestation and ecological conservation within the nation's capital, demonstrating the group's commitment to supporting green spaces and improving the local environment.
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Delta: Police charge 455 suspects to court in 4 months
The Delta State Police Command has arraigned 455 suspects in court over the last four months for various criminal offences. This development follows a series of operations aimed at curbing insecurity across the state. Authorities continue to process these cases as part of ongoing efforts to maintain law and order within the region.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Police arrest suspected rustlers in Ogun, recover stolen cow
Police officers in Ogun State have apprehended individuals suspected of cattle rustling and successfully recovered a stolen cow. The operation, which led to the arrests, highlights ongoing efforts by security agencies to curb livestock theft and maintain law and order within the southwestern region of the country.
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