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World · Nigerian Tribune ·
UK court increases sentence of man who plotted to smuggle drugs into prison
A United Kingdom court has increased the prison sentence of a man convicted of plotting to smuggle drugs into a prison. The report does not specify the man’s identity, the type or quantity of drugs involved, the original sentence, or the revised term.
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World · Leadership News ·
PICTORIAL: AU Commission Chair Meets Obasanjo Over Peace, Stability In Africa
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission met former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo to discuss peace and stability across Africa. The engagement, reported by Leadership News, focused on continental security and cooperation, with photographs documenting the meeting. Further details about the participants’ discussions were not provided in the headline.
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World · The Punch ·
Turkey seeks Netanyahu arrest over Gaza flotilla
Turkey is seeking the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in connection with a Gaza flotilla, according to the headline. The move concerns the maritime aid mission and reflects a legal or diplomatic action by Ankara related to Israel’s conduct in the Gaza conflict.
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World · Leadership News ·
Turkey Seeks International Arrest Warrant For Netanyahu Over Gaza Flotilla
Turkey has requested an international arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in connection with the Gaza flotilla, according to Leadership News. The move represents a legal and diplomatic escalation linked to the conflict and the flotilla incident, though the headline does not provide details about the allegations, timing or the authority handling the request.
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World · Vanguard ·
World’s oldest living person Ethel Caterham celebrates 117th birthday
Ethel Caterham, recognised as the world’s oldest living person, has celebrated her 117th birthday. The milestone highlights her longevity and marks another year in the life of the British supercentenarian, according to the report.
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World · Daily Post ·
Turkey issues fresh arrest warrant for Netanyahu over Gaza flotilla interception
Turkey has issued a new arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in connection with the interception of a Gaza-bound flotilla. The development concerns the ongoing legal and diplomatic tensions surrounding Israel’s actions in Gaza and the treatment of vessels attempting to deliver aid or challenge the blockade.
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World · Daily Post ·
IPOB accuses Britain of hypocrisy for condemning Israeli expansion of Jerusalem settlement
The Indigenous People of Biafra has accused Britain of hypocrisy after the country condemned Israel’s expansion of a settlement in Jerusalem. The group’s criticism points to what it describes as inconsistency between Britain’s position on Israeli settlement activity and its broader policies or conduct.
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World · Vanguard ·
Iran president says time to end war while in position of strength
Iran’s president has called for an end to the war, arguing that the country is addressing the conflict from a position of strength. The statement signals a possible shift toward concluding hostilities, although the headline does not provide details about the war, negotiations or specific conditions for an agreement.
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World · Vanguard ·
Turkey issues ‘genocide’ warrant for Israel PM Netanyahu
Turkey has issued an arrest warrant accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of genocide, according to Vanguard. The headline indicates an escalation in legal and diplomatic pressure connected to Israel’s conduct, but provides no further details about the warrant, the allegations, or the circumstances surrounding its issuance.
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World · Vanguard ·
UK court orders Prince Harry, others to pay Daily Mail £9.5m
A UK court has ordered Prince Harry and other defendants to pay £9.5 million to the Daily Mail. The headline does not specify the case’s background, the identities of the other parties involved, or how the court reached the award.
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World · The Punch ·
Meghan faces difficult return to UK
Meghan is reportedly facing difficulties over a potential return to the United Kingdom. The headline indicates that circumstances surrounding her return may be challenging, although it does not provide specific details about the reasons or issues involved.
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World · Vanguard ·
5 things Nigerians, other foreigners cannot do in Canada
Vanguard outlines five activities or actions that Nigerians and other foreign nationals are not permitted to undertake in Canada. The report focuses on restrictions affecting non-citizens, providing a brief overview of rules that distinguish what foreigners may do from activities reserved for Canadian citizens or otherwise prohibited under Canadian law.
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World · Vanguard ·
Portugal bans face coverings in public places
Portugal has banned the wearing of face coverings in public places, introducing a national restriction on garments that conceal the face. The measure affects public settings and represents a change in the country’s rules on attire and personal identification, although the headline does not provide further details about enforcement or exemptions.
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World · Vanguard ·
List of Nigerians with institutions, public facilities named after them in foreign countries
Vanguard highlights Nigerians whose names have been commemorated abroad through institutions and public facilities. The report presents a list of such individuals and the foreign establishments or landmarks associated with them, offering a brief overview of their recognition and the international locations where these naming honours can be found.
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World · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria, Germany move to deepen strategic partnership as envoys discuss trade, security
Nigeria and Germany are working to strengthen their strategic partnership, with diplomatic envoys holding discussions focused on expanding trade ties and cooperation on security matters. The engagement signals continued bilateral efforts to deepen relations across economic and security areas, although the headline provides no further details about specific agreements or outcomes.
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World · The Punch ·
Two Nigerians detained in India over visa overstay
Two Nigerian nationals have reportedly been detained by authorities in India for allegedly overstaying their visas. The available headline does not provide details about their identities, duration of the overstay, location of detention, or any legal proceedings arising from the matter.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·
Five missing, eight injured after fire destroys building in Swiss town
A fire destroyed a building in a Swiss town, leaving eight people injured and five others missing. The incident has prompted concern over the whereabouts of those unaccounted for, while details about the cause of the blaze, the affected building and the identities of those involved were not provided.
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World · The Punch ·
Canada updates visa processing times for Nigerians
Canada has updated the estimated processing times for visa applications submitted by Nigerians. The change provides applicants with revised information on how long different visa categories may take to process, helping them plan applications and travel arrangements based on the latest timelines published by Canadian authorities.
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World · Nairametrics ·
Chile rolls out free digital work authorization certificate for foreign workers
Chile has introduced a free digital certificate that allows foreign workers to obtain or verify authorization to work in the country. The rollout is intended to provide an official electronic document for international employees and may simplify access to proof of legal work status, although the headline gives no further implementation details.
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World · Leadership News ·
2 Nigerians Face Deportation in India Over Expired Visas
Two Nigerian nationals are facing deportation from India after allegedly remaining in the country beyond the validity of their visas. The case concerns immigration violations involving expired travel documents, although the headline does not provide further details about their identities, location, or the authorities handling the matter.