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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Four arrested over a three-month-old girl’s death in UK
Four people have been arrested in the United Kingdom in connection with the death of a three-month-old girl. The arrests relate to an incident reported three months after the child’s birth, although the headline does not provide further details about the circumstances, the identities of those arrested, or any charges filed.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Iran plans new restricted Gulf zone as Hormuz tensions rise
Iran is planning to establish a new restricted zone in the Gulf as tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz increase. The proposed measure could affect maritime movement and further heighten regional security concerns, although the headline does not provide details on the zone’s location, scope, timing or intended enforcement.
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World · Vanguard ·US Green Card Lottery: Full list of countries excluded from programme
Vanguard reports on the US Green Card Lottery and provides a complete list of countries whose citizens are excluded from participating in the programme. The headline indicates that the article focuses on eligibility by nationality, but it does not specify the countries or explain the reasons for their exclusion.
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World · Vanguard ·King Charles classes Harry and Meghan as ‘private citizens’
King Charles has categorised Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, as private citizens, signalling that they are no longer treated as working members of the royal family. The classification concerns their official status and distinguishes their public roles from those representing the monarchy.
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World · The Punch ·King clarifies Harry, Meghan remain non-working royals despite UK return
The King has clarified that Prince Harry and Meghan will remain non-working members of the Royal Family even if they return to the United Kingdom. The position outlines their continued status outside official royal duties despite any potential relocation or visits to the country.
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ECOWAS warns against diversion of legally acquired arms in West Africa
The Economic Community of West African States has warned against the diversion of legally acquired arms within the region. The warning highlights concerns over the movement of weapons obtained through lawful channels and their potential misuse, underscoring the need for stronger controls to prevent illicit circulation and associated security risks.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·US: Armed man attacks Ohio governorship candidate at fair
An armed man attacked a candidate for governor of Ohio at a fair in the United States, according to the report. The headline identifies the incident as an assault involving a political candidate, but provides no further details about the circumstances, injuries, or the suspect.
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World · Vanguard ·10 places in the world where people are not allowed to visit
Vanguard highlights 10 locations around the world that members of the public are prohibited or restricted from visiting. The report focuses on places subject to access bans or severe limitations, without indicating from the headline the specific locations, reasons for the restrictions, or measures governing entry.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Anak Krakatau eruption disrupts Indonesian flights
An eruption from Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano has disrupted flights in the country. The headline indicates that volcanic activity affected air travel, but it does not provide details on the number of flights affected, the locations involved, the eruption’s severity, or whether authorities issued further travel advisories.
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World · Vanguard ·Iran to announce restricted zone outside Strait of Hormuz
Iran is set to announce a restricted zone in waters outside the Strait of Hormuz. The move could affect maritime activity and shipping routes in the strategically important area, although the headline does not specify the zone’s boundaries, purpose, duration or immediate implications for vessels and regional security.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Bus crash kills at least 25 in Cape Verde
A bus crash in Cape Verde has killed at least 25 people, according to a report by Nigerian Tribune. The headline does not provide details about the location, cause of the accident, the identities of those involved, or whether additional people were injured or affected.
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World · Vanguard ·Tanzanian president Samia Suluhu’s husband dies in hospital
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu’s husband has died while receiving treatment in hospital, according to Vanguard. The headline reports the death but provides no further details about the circumstances, the hospital involved, the cause of death or the president’s response.
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World · Channels TV ·Tanzanian President’s Husband Dies At 77
The husband of Tanzania’s president has died at the age of 77, according to a report by Channels TV. The headline provides no further details about the circumstances of his death, the timing, or arrangements for his funeral and official mourning.
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World · Vanguard ·ECOWAS warns against diversion of legal arms
ECOWAS has issued a warning concerning the diversion of legally acquired arms, highlighting the regional concern over weapons being redirected from authorised channels. The statement points to the need for vigilance and compliance with established controls governing the movement and use of arms among member states.
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Nepal mourns 1,398 flood victims as rescue work continues
Nepal is mourning 1,398 people affected by severe flooding, while rescue operations remain underway. Authorities and emergency responders continue efforts to assist those impacted, as the country grapples with the human toll of the disaster.
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World · BusinessDay ·From Youth Leadership to Diplomacy: Zulkifilu Dalhatu receives international recognition as Ambassador of Peace
Zulkifilu Dalhatu, known for youth leadership, has received international recognition after being named or acknowledged as an Ambassador of Peace. The recognition highlights his transition from youth-focused leadership into diplomacy, although the headline does not provide further details about the awarding organisation, location, or specific responsibilities attached to the role.
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Paris trial opens over killing of Argentine rugby star Aramburu
A trial has opened in Paris over the killing of Argentine rugby star Aramburu. The proceedings are expected to examine the circumstances surrounding his death and the responsibility of those accused. The case has attracted international attention because of the athlete’s profile and the seriousness of the alleged crime.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Kenya warns foreigners against misusing visas to run small businesses
Kenyan authorities have warned foreign nationals against using visas intended for visits or other approved purposes to operate small businesses in the country. The warning signals tighter scrutiny of immigration and business activities, with foreigners expected to comply with visa conditions and obtain appropriate authorization before engaging in commercial work.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·UK govt sends £70 pension refund letters to one million low earners
The UK government is sending letters to about one million low earners informing them they may be entitled to a £70 pension refund. The communication concerns a potential repayment linked to their pension contributions, though the headline does not provide further details about eligibility or the refund process.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Germany’s AfD wins big in eastern state but misses majority
Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) party made significant gains in an eastern German state, emerging as a major political force but falling short of securing an outright majority. The result indicates strong regional support while leaving the party unable to govern alone based on the reported outcome.
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