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World · Channels TV ·Modi, Xi Agree To Work Towards Resolving India-China Border Dispute
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to work towards resolving the long-running border dispute between their countries. The understanding signals a diplomatic effort to address tensions along the India-China frontier, though the headline does not provide details on specific measures, timelines or the circumstances of the agreement.
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World · BusinessDay ·Trump signals possible end to US-Iran war, oil prices set to fall
US President Donald Trump has indicated that the conflict between the United States and Iran could be nearing an end, a development that may ease concerns about global energy supplies. The prospect of de-escalation is expected to put downward pressure on oil prices, with potential implications for energy markets and consumers.
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World · Vanguard ·Iraq closes three border crossings with Iran after drone launch
Iraq has closed three border crossings with Iran following the launch of a drone, according to Vanguard. The measure affects movement between the neighbouring countries, although the headline does not specify which crossings were shut, the drone’s target or origin, or how long the closures will remain in place.
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World · Premium Times ·Xenophobia: Over 30 Nigerians killed by South African police since 2022 – Ambassador
A Nigerian ambassador says more than 30 Nigerians have been killed by South African police since 2022, raising concerns about xenophobia and the safety of Nigerians in South Africa. The claim highlights continuing tensions between the two countries over alleged discriminatory treatment and police actions involving Nigerian nationals.
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World · Premium Times ·The United Nations fail the Sahrawi, Africans must defend them, By Owei Lakemfa
Owei Lakemfa argues that the United Nations has failed to adequately protect or resolve the situation of the Sahrawi people. The commentary calls on African countries and citizens to take greater responsibility for defending Sahrawi rights and interests, highlighting concerns about international inaction and Africa’s role.
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World · Vanguard ·Three countries in East Africa where it snows
Vanguard highlights three East African countries that experience snowfall. The report focuses on the region’s less widely known snowy locations, contrasting them with the common perception of East Africa as predominantly warm. It identifies the countries involved and provides a brief overview of where snow occurs within the region.
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World · Vanguard ·Uganda buries ‘youngest’ king amid succession row
Uganda has buried a monarch described as its youngest king, while a dispute over the succession continues. The report focuses on the funeral proceedings and the unresolved contest surrounding who should inherit the throne, highlighting tensions within the traditional leadership structure.
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World · PM News ·
Ethiopian New Year: AU celebrates nation’s contribution to Africa
The African Union marked Ethiopia’s New Year by recognising the country’s contribution to Africa. The observance highlights Ethiopia’s continental significance and the AU’s acknowledgement of its role in Africa’s development and shared identity.
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World · The Punch ·54 countries offering eVisa to Nigerians
Fifty-four countries currently offer Nigerians the option to apply for an electronic visa, according to the report. The arrangement allows eligible Nigerian travellers to complete visa applications through digital platforms for visits to those destinations, although specific countries, requirements and conditions are not provided in the headline.
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World · ThisDay ·
Nigeria’s Patience Wearing Thin Over Killings in South Africa, Fani-Kayode
Fani-Kayode says Nigeria’s patience is running out over killings in South Africa, signalling growing concern about the treatment and safety of Nigerians or other affected people there. The headline points to heightened tension between the two countries, but provides no further details about the incidents, victims or official actions.
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World · Daily Post ·FG condemns killing of two Nigerians in South Africa, demands probe
The Federal Government has condemned the reported killing of two Nigerians in South Africa and called for an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths. The demand signals Nigeria’s request for authorities to establish what happened and ensure the matter receives appropriate attention through due process.
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World · Vanguard ·BRICS nations call for ‘maximum restraint’ in Mid-East war
BRICS member states have urged all parties involved in the conflict in the Middle East to exercise maximum restraint. The appeal signals concern over further escalation and calls for caution, but the headline does not specify which countries issued the statement, the precise conflict involved, or any proposed diplomatic measures.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Fani-Kayode demands justice as two more Nigerians killed in South Africa
Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode has called for justice following the reported deaths of two additional Nigerians in South Africa. The headline indicates renewed concern over the safety and treatment of Nigerians in the country, but provides no further details about the victims, circumstances of their deaths, or the specific action being demanded.
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World · Leadership News ·
Six Nigerians To Be Extradited From South Africa To US Over Alleged $6m Romance Scam
Six Nigerians are set to be extradited from South Africa to the United States over allegations linked to a romance scam reportedly involving about $6 million. The extradition process concerns claims of financial fraud, though the headline does not provide details about the suspects, alleged victims, or the legal proceedings.
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World · Vanguard ·List of countries offering eVisa to Nigerians in 2026
Vanguard highlights countries expected to offer electronic visa applications to Nigerian passport holders in 2026, providing a reference for Nigerians planning international travel and seeking destinations with digital visa processes.
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World · Channels TV ·BRICS Nations Call For ‘Maximum Restraint’ In Middle East
BRICS member countries have urged all parties involved in tensions in the Middle East to exercise maximum restraint. The call reflects concern over the risk of further escalation, but the headline does not specify which countries or events prompted the group’s statement.
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World · Vanguard ·Again, two Nigerians killed in South Africa’s xenophobic crisis
Two Nigerians have reportedly been killed in South Africa amid an ongoing xenophobic crisis. The deaths add to concerns about violence targeting foreign nationals in the country, although the headline does not provide details about the victims, the circumstances of the incidents, or any official response.
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World · Daily Post ·FG fumes over murder of two Nigerians in South Africa, demands probe
The Federal Government has expressed anger over the reported killing of two Nigerians in South Africa and called for an investigation into the deaths. The demand signals official efforts to establish what happened and seek accountability through the appropriate authorities.
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World · The Punch ·
Saudi Arabia shuts key oil pipeline after Iraqi drone attack
Saudi Arabia has shut a key oil pipeline following a drone attack attributed to Iraq, according to The Punch. The development affects a significant part of the kingdom’s oil infrastructure and could disrupt crude transportation, while details about the attack, the extent of damage and the duration of the shutdown were not provided.
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World · Leadership News ·
Fani-Kayode Seeks Probe Into Deaths Of Bishop Fakunle, Another Nigerian In South Africa
Former minister Femi Fani-Kayode has called for an investigation into the deaths of Bishop Fakunle and another Nigerian in South Africa. The report highlights his request for authorities to examine the circumstances surrounding the two deaths and provide clarity on what occurred.
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