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Health · Vanguard ·
Spain says no decision on hantavirus cruise ship
Spanish authorities have confirmed that a final decision has not been reached regarding a cruise ship currently associated with concerns over hantavirus. Government officials are monitoring the situation to determine the next steps for the vessel as they balance international maritime protocols with necessary public health precautions.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
Yahaya Bello: No court order mandates America Intl School to refund school fees to EFCC – Witness
A witness testified that no court order requires the American International School to refund school fees to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in the case involving former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello. The testimony clarifies the status of payments made to the institution amid the ongoing legal proceedings initiated by the anti-graft agency.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
UBA announces exit of non-executive director Angela Adebayo
United Bank for Africa has announced the departure of Angela Adebayo from its board of directors. Serving as a non-executive director, her exit marks a change in the financial institution's leadership composition. The bank continues its operations across Africa and international markets following this official update regarding its board members.
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Other · Daily Post ·
Rainstorm kills two, destroys over 50 houses in Kaduna
A severe rainstorm in Kaduna State has resulted in the deaths of two individuals and the destruction of more than 50 residential buildings. The natural disaster has left numerous residents displaced as local authorities begin assessing the extent of the property damage and the needs of those affected within the community.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Africa air connectivity at 23%, routes double – AFCAC
The African Civil Aviation Commission reports that air connectivity across the continent currently stands at twenty-three percent. Despite this relatively low figure, the number of flight routes has doubled according to recent data, indicating a significant expansion in the regional aviation sector as stakeholders work to improve transport links between African nations.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
Peter Obi meets US Consul General, hopes for credible polls in 2027
Peter Obi, the Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, recently held a meeting with the United States Consul General. During their discussions, Obi expressed his aspirations for the conduct of transparent and credible elections in Nigeria's upcoming 2027 general polls, emphasizing the importance of democratic integrity for the nation's future.
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Politics · PM News ·
DSS operatives win big as court fines SERAP ₦100m damages
A court has directed the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project to pay 100 million naira in damages to operatives of the Department of State Services. This judicial decision concludes a legal matter involving the two parties, imposing a substantial monetary fine on the civil rights advocacy organization.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
INEC Finalises Preparations for Ekiti Guber Poll, Assures Residents of Credible Exercise
The Independent National Electoral Commission has concluded all necessary arrangements for the upcoming gubernatorial election in Ekiti State. The commission provided assurances to local residents regarding the transparency and credibility of the voting process, emphasizing its commitment to conducting a free and fair exercise during the scheduled polls.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
Thousands of Keke Riders rally for Mbah’s re-election in Enugu
Thousands of tricycle operators in Enugu State have held a rally to endorse Governor Peter Mbah for a second term in office. The group gathered to demonstrate their collective support for the governor’s re-election bid, marking a significant mobilization of transport workers within the state’s political landscape.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria falls short of industrial readiness despite progress, RED Index shows
Nigeria has failed to achieve full industrial readiness despite making some improvements, according to the latest RED Index. The report highlights that while progress exists, the country's current industrial capacity remains insufficient to meet established benchmarks for sustainable development and manufacturing growth.
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Other · Vanguard ·
Rainstorm kills 2, destroys 50 houses in Kaduna LGA
A severe rainstorm in a Kaduna State Local Government Area has resulted in the deaths of two individuals and the destruction of at least fifty houses. The incident has caused significant property damage in the affected community as residents and authorities assess the impact of the natural disaster.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Eneja: Untold Story Of Enugu-born TikToker
Eneja, a digital content creator from Enugu State, is the subject of a profile detailing his background and experiences as a TikTok personality. The account focuses on his journey within the Nigerian social media space, providing insights into his life before and during his rise to online prominence.
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Politics · The Punch ·
I remain in ADC, Rhodes-Vivour reaffirms loyalty to coalition
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has confirmed his continued membership in the African Democratic Congress. He expressed his ongoing commitment to the political coalition, addressing speculations regarding his party affiliation and loyalty ahead of electoral proceedings in Nigeria.
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Politics · Premium Times ·
Soludo submits commissioner-nominees to Anambra assembly
Governor Charles Soludo has submitted a list of commissioner-nominees to the Anambra State House of Assembly for screening and confirmation. The presentation of these candidates represents a formal step toward establishing the state’s executive council. The assembly is tasked with reviewing the nominees to facilitate the commencement of the new administration’s governance agenda.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
‘Always display name tag on your uniform’ – IGP orders officers, gives update on state police
The Inspector General of Police has directed all Nigerian police officers to ensure their name tags are visible on their uniforms at all times. Additionally, the police chief provided a progress update regarding the ongoing discussions and implementation strategies for the creation of state police forces across the country.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·
The Hidden Cost Nigerians Pay When Converting Crypto — Puexchange Fixes It
Puexchange has introduced a solution to address the high transaction costs Nigerians encounter when converting cryptocurrencies. The platform aims to eliminate hidden fees associated with digital asset exchanges, providing a more transparent and cost-effective method for local users to manage their crypto assets.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
APC Chairman Yilwatda backs Tinubu’s northern economic agenda, warns against political interference
APC Chairman Yilwatda has expressed support for President Tinubu’s economic agenda focused on Northern Nigeria. The party leader emphasized the importance of implementing these policies without political interference to ensure sustainable development and economic growth within the region, highlighting the strategic alignment between the administration and party objectives.
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World · Daily Trust ·
US threatens ‘devastating’ response if Iran attacks ships in Strait of Hormuz
The United States government has warned Iran of a severe military response if Iranian forces target shipping vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. This warning highlights growing concerns over maritime security in the region, as international authorities aim to protect vital global trade routes from potential military disruption or interference.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Rethinking Workers’ Day: Recognising Nigeria’s new class of earners
On Workers' Day, stakeholders are highlighting the emergence of a new category of earners within the Nigerian economy. This shift involves moving beyond traditional employment models to recognize the diverse forms of labor and income generation that have become increasingly prevalent in the modern domestic workforce.
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Politics · The Punch ·
IG orders nationwide arms audit after Delta killing
The Inspector General of Police has directed a comprehensive nationwide audit of firearms following a fatal incident in Delta State. This administrative measure aims to enhance accountability within the Nigerian Police Force and regulate the use of weaponry to ensure better security and prevent further unauthorized killings across the country.