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Sports · Complete Sports ·Euromatch NPFL: Plateau Govt Buys Free Match Tickets For Supporters Ahead Of Shooting Stars Showdown
The Plateau State Government has purchased free tickets for supporters ahead of Plateau United’s Euromatch NPFL fixture against Shooting Stars. The initiative is intended to facilitate fan attendance and support the home side during the league showdown, according to Complete Sports.
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Education · Daily Post ·We are interested academic excellence, skills, character moulding – UNIOSUN VC
The Vice-Chancellor of Osun State University says the institution is focused on promoting academic excellence, developing practical skills and shaping students’ character. The statement outlines the university’s broad educational priorities, combining strong academic performance with skills acquisition and personal development.
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Other · The Punch ·Niger miners’ deaths: Police secure scene, begin evidence preservation
Police in Niger State have secured the scene of a mining incident that resulted in deaths and begun preserving evidence. The measures are intended to protect the site and support investigations into the circumstances surrounding the miners’ deaths, according to the report.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
2Baba Marks 51st Birthday With ‘Mental’ Featuring Fave
Nigerian music star 2Baba marked his 51st birthday with the release of a new song titled Mental, featuring singer Fave. The headline highlights the birthday celebration and collaboration, without providing further details about the track’s production, theme, or reception.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Gov. Nwifuru sacks Works Commissioner
Governor Nwifuru has removed the commissioner responsible for works from office. The headline does not provide the reason for the dismissal, identify any replacement, or indicate when the decision takes effect. Further details on the commissioner’s tenure and the administration’s next steps are not stated.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
SERAP asks UN to probe deaths of 37 detainees, alleged killing of protesters
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has asked the United Nations to investigate the deaths of 37 detainees and allegations that protesters were killed. The request seeks international scrutiny of the reported incidents and the circumstances surrounding the deaths and alleged killings.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
OLU JACOBS: Practitioners Eulogise His Contribution To Stage Craft, Industry
Nigerian stage and film practitioners have praised Olu Jacobs for his significant contributions to stage craft and the wider entertainment industry. The commendation highlights his professional influence and enduring impact on performers and the development of theatre and related creative work in Nigeria.
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Other · Channels TV ·CISLAC Demands Independent Probe, Accountability For Deaths Of 37 Suspected Illegal Miners
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) is calling for an independent investigation into the deaths of 37 people suspected of illegal mining. The organisation is also demanding accountability from those responsible, although the circumstances surrounding the deaths and the identities of any implicated parties are not specified in the headline.
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Education · Vanguard ·
Nigeria’s indigenous languages to face extinction within 70 years – Linguists
Linguists have warned that many of Nigeria’s indigenous languages could become extinct within the next 70 years. The warning highlights the risk of declining use and transmission of local languages, potentially threatening linguistic diversity across the country if current trends continue.
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World · Vanguard ·What to know about Denmark’s deal with Trump over Greenland
The report explains the key details surrounding an agreement between Denmark and US President Donald Trump concerning Greenland. It outlines the parties involved and the deal’s significance, while providing context on Greenland’s political relationship with Denmark and its relevance to broader international interests.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Bauchi: 34 families of slain police officers get N26m life insurance benefits
Thirty-four families of police officers killed in Bauchi have received a combined N26 million in life insurance benefits. The payment provides financial support to the bereaved families following the deaths of the officers, according to the Nigerian Tribune report.
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Health · PM News ·
Drug abuse not limited to youths – Edo Deputy Gov
Edo State’s Deputy Governor has stated that drug abuse is not confined to young people, indicating that the issue affects broader segments of society. The comment highlights the need to view substance abuse as a wider public health and social concern rather than a problem associated only with youths.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Tinubu Secures French Media Giant Bolloré’s Commitment To Expand Nigerian Creative Sector
President Bola Tinubu has secured a commitment from French media company Bolloré to support the expansion of Nigeria’s creative sector. The development indicates potential collaboration or investment aimed at strengthening creative industries, though the specific areas, funding details and implementation timeline were not provided in the headline.
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Politics · PM News ·
Kano turns to Lagos for lessons on social protection, development planning
Kano State is seeking lessons from Lagos on social protection and development planning. The engagement suggests an effort to examine Lagos’s approaches and consider how relevant strategies could inform Kano’s own policies, programmes and broader development planning.
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Other · Complete Sports ·
Choosing The Right Dumpster Size By Understanding Project Volume, Materials, And Space
The report explains how to select an appropriate dumpster size by assessing the expected volume of waste, the types of materials involved and the available space for placement. It focuses on matching container capacity to project requirements to support practical waste-management planning.
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Sports · Daily Post ·AFCON 2027Q: Super Eagles ready for Madagascar, Guinea-Bissau – Lookman
Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman says Nigeria are prepared for their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. His comments indicate the team is focused on the upcoming fixtures as it begins its campaign to secure qualification for the tournament.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
AFCON 2027Q: Lookman Declares Super Eagles Ready For Madagascar, Guinea-Bissau
Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman says Nigeria are prepared for their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. His comments signal the team’s readiness ahead of the fixtures, though the headline provides no further details about the squad, match dates or preparation.
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Other · Premium Times ·20 NSCDC officers suspended over deaths of detained suspected illegal miners
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has suspended 20 officers following the deaths of suspected illegal miners held in detention. The disciplinary action concerns the circumstances surrounding the fatalities, although the headline does not provide details about the victims, the location, the cause of death or the duration of the suspensions.
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Other · Vanguard ·High flood to hit Lagos, Delta, Imo, 12 other states in 7 days – NiHSA
The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NiHSA) has warned that high flooding may affect Lagos, Delta, Imo and 12 other states within the next seven days. The alert highlights the need for residents and relevant authorities in the named states to remain prepared for possible flood conditions.
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Other · Complete Sports ·
What Property Owners Should Know About Preparing A Site Before A New Fence Is Installed
The article outlines what property owners need to do before a new fence is installed, focusing on preparing the site in advance. It is intended to help owners understand the necessary groundwork and readiness requirements for a smooth fencing project.
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