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Other · The Punch ·LASTMA warns against using skates, wheeled shoes on Lagos highways
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has warned residents against using skates or wheeled shoes on Lagos highways. The advisory highlights the traffic agency’s concern about the practice on major roads and signals that such use may create safety and traffic-management risks for road users.
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Other · Daily Post ·Police raid Abuja crime hideouts, arrest 300 suspects
Police conducted raids on suspected crime hideouts in Abuja, arresting 300 individuals in the operation. The headline does not provide details about the identities of those arrested, the alleged offences, the locations targeted, or whether authorities have announced further investigative or legal steps.
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Other · Channels TV ·JUST IN: NSCDC Parades Suspended Niger Commandant, Officers Over Miners’ Deaths
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has paraded a suspended Niger State commandant and other officers in connection with the deaths of miners. The development indicates that the personnel are facing scrutiny or disciplinary action over the incident, although the headline does not provide further details about the deaths or the proceedings.
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Other · Vanguard ·UN roundtable commends Nigeria’s push on climate finance, PHC, basic education
A United Nations roundtable has commended Nigeria’s efforts in advancing climate finance, primary healthcare and basic education. The recognition highlights the country’s push across environmental financing and essential public services, though the headline provides no further details about the participants, specific measures or outcomes discussed.
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Other · Premium Times ·The four enoughs of the Sundiata Post Model: From the desk to the world, By Max Amuchie
Max Amuchie outlines four foundational elements of the Sundiata Post Model, examining how an idea or framework can develop from a working desk into a broader global platform.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Awujale stool: Fusengbuwa leaders sue 12 family members over alleged removal
Leaders of the Fusengbuwa ruling family have filed a lawsuit against 12 family members over an alleged attempt to remove or undermine the Awujale stool, the traditional leadership position of Ijebuland. The legal action highlights an internal dispute within the family concerning the future of the revered traditional institution.
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Other · Vanguard ·Why we released native doctor, ‘Akwa Okuko’ early — Anambra govt
The Anambra State Government has explained why it released native doctor Akwa Okuko earlier than expected. The headline indicates that officials provided reasons for the decision, but does not specify the circumstances, timing, or details surrounding his release.
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Other · Daily Post ·FIDA demands independent probe into death of 37 miners in NSCDC custody
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) has called for an independent investigation into the deaths of 37 miners who reportedly died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). The demand seeks clarification of the circumstances surrounding the deaths and accountability where necessary.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Police uncover cultists’ protest plot in Osun
Police in Osun State have reportedly uncovered a plan by suspected cultists to organise a protest. The headline does not provide details about the intended demonstration, those involved, when it was planned, or any police action beyond the alleged discovery.
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Other · Vanguard ·Troops capture terrorist commanders in Katsina
Nigerian troops have captured terrorist commanders in Katsina State, according to Vanguard. The operation represents a significant development in ongoing efforts to disrupt terrorist activities in the area, although the headline provides no further details about the identities of those arrested, the circumstances of the operation, or its wider impact.
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Other · Vanguard ·Police arrest two, recover arms in Imo
Police in Imo State have arrested two suspects and recovered arms during an operation. The headline does not provide details about the identities of those arrested, the type or quantity of weapons recovered, the circumstances of the arrests, or whether further investigations are ongoing.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Fire Guts Gombe Media Corporation, Destroys Staff, NYSC Members’ Property
A fire outbreak at the Gombe Media Corporation destroyed property belonging to the organisation’s staff and members of the National Youth Service Corps. The headline does not provide details on the cause of the fire, the extent of the damage, or whether anyone was injured.
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Other · Vanguard ·Oba tasks legal scholars on judicial integrity
An Oba has called on legal scholars to promote and protect integrity within the judiciary. The appeal highlights the importance of ethical standards, professionalism and public confidence in the administration of justice, although the headline does not specify the monarch involved, the scholars addressed or the occasion for the remarks.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Pregnant IDP Found Dead After Leaving Camp to Fetch ‘Tafasa’ for Breakfast
A pregnant internally displaced person was found dead after leaving her camp to collect tafasa, reportedly for breakfast. The headline does not provide details about where or when the incident occurred, the circumstances of her death, or whether authorities have begun an investigation.
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Other · Vanguard ·Niger’s hidden child miners: Thousands more at risk, CSO warns after Minna deaths
A civil society organisation has warned that thousands of children in Niger State may be involved in hidden mining activities and remain at risk, following deaths among child miners in Minna. The warning highlights concerns about child safety and the scale of unregulated mining in the state.
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Other · Vanguard ·Emir’s murder: Police warn against illegal protest
Police have warned members of the public against organising or participating in unauthorised protests following the murder of an emir. The warning indicates that authorities are seeking to prevent unrest or disorder connected to the incident, while investigations or security responses continue. Further details about the emir, location and circumstances are not provided in the headline.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
9 killed in fresh Plateau attacks
Fresh attacks in Plateau State have reportedly killed nine people, according to Daily Trust. The headline indicates that the incidents are part of renewed violence in the state, but provides no further details about the affected communities, circumstances of the attacks, or any official response.
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Other · Daily Post ·Troops capture terrorist commanders linked to killing of Maj Gen Rabe in Katsina
Nigerian troops have captured terrorist commanders allegedly linked to the killing of Major General Rabe in Katsina State, according to Daily Post. The reported operation marks a development in the military’s efforts to identify and apprehend those connected with the attack, though the headline provides no further details about the suspects or circumstances.
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Other · BusinessDay ·NIS enrols over 5,000 Nigerians in UK passport intervention
The Nigeria Immigration Service has enrolled more than 5,000 Nigerians under an intervention related to UK passports. The headline indicates the exercise involves passport-related services for Nigerians, but does not provide further details about the programme, its beneficiaries, timing or outcomes.
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Other · The Punch ·
Awujale stool: Ruling house heads sue 12 family members for N1bn
Heads of the ruling houses connected to the Awujale stool have filed a lawsuit against 12 family members, seeking N1 billion. The case concerns issues surrounding the traditional succession process, although the headline does not specify the claims or reliefs sought by the plaintiffs.
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