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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Edo: Court orders attachment of suspect’s property over alleged financial crimes
A court in Edo has ordered the attachment of property belonging to a suspect over alleged financial crimes. The headline does not specify the suspect’s identity, the property involved, the alleged offences or further details of the court’s order.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·Mohbad’s Family Wants Identity Of US Lab For DNA Test Disclosed
Mohbad’s family wants the identity of the United States laboratory involved in a DNA test to be made public, though the headline does not specify further details.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·10 Things To Know About Late ‘Star Trek’ Legend Sir Patrick Stewart
The headline indicates that the article presents 10 key facts about Sir Patrick Stewart, the late actor best known for his connection to Star Trek. It appears to offer readers a concise overview of his life or career, though the headline does not specify which details are covered.
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Sports · BusinessDay ·Iheanacho reflects on record-breaking goal, Bursaspor move
Kelechi Iheanacho reflects on a record-breaking goal and his move to Turkish club Bursaspor. The headline indicates that he discussed both milestones, but provides no further details about the record, the circumstances of the goal or the terms of the move.
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Sports · Premium Times ·Zadok Yohanna returns to Brighton training ahead of Manchester City clash
Zadok Yohanna has returned to training with Brighton ahead of the club’s upcoming clash with Manchester City. The headline provides no further details about his fitness, availability, or expected role in the match.
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Other · The Punch ·Ondo air crash: Monarch seeks Tinubu’s intervention over pollution
A monarch in Ondo State is seeking President Bola Tinubu’s intervention over pollution concerns associated with an air crash. The headline does not specify the pollution’s nature or the action being requested.
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Politics · Daily Post ·KANSIEC chairman, Malumfashi resigns
Daily Post reports that Malumfashi, the chairman of KANSIEC, has resigned. The headline does not specify when the resignation took effect, the reason for the decision or who may succeed him.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Katsina: Police nab 14 people over attacks on Radda’s campaign convoy
Police in Katsina have arrested 14 people in connection with attacks on the campaign convoy of Radda. The headline does not provide details about when the attacks occurred, the circumstances of the arrests, or whether anyone was injured.
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Business · PM News ·
How PalmPay’s Purple Woman Programme Shaped My Understanding of Security: Stephanie
Stephanie discusses how PalmPay’s Purple Woman Programme shaped her understanding of security. The headline does not specify what aspects of security she addressed or how the programme influenced her perspective.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Tinubu defends $21.7 billion loans, says Nigeria needs infrastructure to reach $1 trillion economy
President Tinubu defended $21.7 billion in loans, saying Nigeria needs infrastructure investment to achieve its goal of becoming a $1 trillion economy. His remarks link the borrowing to the country’s development needs and economic ambitions.
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Other · Vanguard ·Gunmen kill four in Plateau community
Gunmen killed four people in a community in Plateau State, according to the headline. No further details about the location, circumstances, victims or suspected attackers are provided.
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World · Nairametrics ·
World Bank projects Luanda could overtake Lagos as Sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous city by 2050
The World Bank projects that Luanda, Angola’s capital, could become Sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous city by 2050, overtaking Lagos. The forecast points to a potential change in the region’s urban population ranking, though the headline does not provide further details on the projections.
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Sports · Daily Post ·CAF confirms Nigeria's Adamu as substantive general secretary
The Confederation of African Football has confirmed Nigeria’s Adamu as its substantive general secretary. The headline provides no further details about the appointment or the official’s responsibilities.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
90 Minutes Or More To Glory As Young Strikers, Tonic Clash In 1XCup 2026 Final
Young Strikers and Tonic are set to meet in the 2026 1XCup final, where the teams will compete for the title in a match that may require more than 90 minutes to decide the winner.
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Politics · Daily Post ·INEC rejects 64 petitions, removes candidates from 2027 election lists
INEC has rejected 64 petitions and removed candidates from its 2027 election lists. The headline does not identify who filed the petitions, explain the grounds for the decisions or state how many candidates were affected.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Don Jazzy Backs Young Africans Seeking a Future in Tech
Don Jazzy has expressed support for young Africans pursuing opportunities and building a future in the technology sector. The headline does not provide further details about his backing or the initiatives involved.
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Other · Daily Post ·SWAT recovers stolen unregistered Lexus in Ondo after Ogun robbery
The Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team recovered a stolen, unregistered Lexus in Ondo State following a robbery in Ogun State. The headline does not provide details about when the robbery occurred, how the vehicle was located, or whether anyone was arrested.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Cadbury Nigeria records N14.48 billion pre-tax profit as revenue hits N126.69 billion in nine months
Cadbury Nigeria reported a pre-tax profit of N14.48 billion and revenue of N126.69 billion for the nine months covered by its latest results. The figures provide a snapshot of the company’s financial performance during the period.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·2027: NDC campaign council counters Okorocha over Peter Obi’s one-term pledge
The NDC campaign council has responded to Okorocha’s position on Peter Obi’s pledge to serve one term if elected president in 2027. The headline does not specify the council’s argument or the details of Okorocha’s comments.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Why North-Central has never produced president – Segun Showunmi
Segun Showunmi has explained why Nigeria’s North-Central region has never produced a president, drawing attention to the region’s lack of representation in the country’s highest political office.
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