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Sports · Daily Trust ·
Osimhen, girlfriend welcome second child
Footballer Osimhen and his girlfriend have welcomed their second child, according to the headline. No further details about the child or the couple’s announcement are provided.
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World · Daily Post ·
15-year-old boy murdered on his way to school one year after moving to US
A 15-year-old boy was murdered while travelling to school, one year after moving to the United States. The headline does not provide further details about the circumstances of his death or identify those responsible.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Kano Inaugurates 528 Tinubu Ambassadors
Kano has inaugurated 528 Tinubu ambassadors, according to the headline. The available information does not specify who the ambassadors are, what responsibilities they will have, or the purpose of the initiative.
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Entertainment · Notjustok ·
Inferno Lyrics by Peruzzi Feat. Zlatan & Shoday
The item presents the lyrics for Inferno, a track credited to Peruzzi featuring Zlatan and Shoday. It identifies the song and its performers, without additional details about its release or background.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Dangote Cement, BUA Cement and HBM Nigeria: The cracks beneath the profits
The report examines Dangote Cement, BUA Cement and HBM Nigeria, looking beyond their reported profits to underlying challenges in the cement sector. The headline does not specify the nature of those pressures or provide details on the companies’ performance.
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Business · Daily Post ·
Nigeria borrowing itself into slavery – Reuben Abati cries out over fresh $20 5bn loan, warns Tinubu
Reuben Abati has warned President Bola Tinubu about a fresh loan reportedly sought by Nigeria, saying the country risks becoming trapped by borrowing. The headline does not provide further details about the loan.
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Sports · Daily Post ·
Edo Queens petition CAF over WAFU B Women's Champions League final
Edo Queens have petitioned the Confederation of African Football over the WAFU B Women’s Champions League final. The headline does not specify the grounds for the petition or the action the club is seeking.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Malaria Elimination Possible With Stronger Political Will — Ojelade
Ojelade says eliminating malaria is possible if political leaders demonstrate stronger commitment. The headline identifies political will as a condition for progress but does not specify measures, timelines or the officials involved.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
2027: Onaiyekan backs opposition’s unity push against Tinubu
John Onaiyekan has backed efforts by opposition groups to unite against President Bola Tinubu in 2027. The headline does not provide further details about his comments or the proposed unity push.
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Sports · Notjustok ·
CAF officially confirms AFCON will to previous format
CAF has officially confirmed that the Africa Cup of Nations will return to its previous format. The headline does not specify when the change will take effect or describe the details of the earlier format.
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Politics · PM News ·
2027: INEC identifies local risks in Plateau, seeks solutions
INEC has identified local risks in Plateau State ahead of the 2027 election and is seeking solutions. The headline does not specify the risks or describe the measures being considered.
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Sports · Daily Post ·
NPFL: Niger Tornadoes get triple injury boost ahead of Barau FC clash
Niger Tornadoes have received a triple injury boost ahead of their clash with Barau FC, according to the headline. The update suggests three players are available or closer to returning, but the headline does not identify them or provide details about their fitness and expected roles in the match.
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World · Vanguard ·
Netanyahu bloc finishes ahead in Israel vote, but well short of majority
The bloc aligned with Benjamin Netanyahu finished ahead in Israel’s vote, but it did not win enough seats to secure a majority. The result leaves the bloc short of the numbers needed to govern alone.
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Politics · Premium Times ·
Police arrest 14 over attack on APC supporters travelling to rally
Police have arrested 14 people in connection with an attack on supporters of the All Progressives Congress who were travelling to attend a rally. The headline does not specify where the incident occurred, when it happened, the nature of the attack or whether anyone was injured.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
You don't do cost benefit analysis before taking loans – Rufai Oseni blasts Tinubu govt
Broadcaster Rufai Oseni criticised the Tinubu government over its borrowing decisions, alleging that it does not conduct cost-benefit analysis before taking loans. The headline does not provide further details about the loans or the circumstances in which Oseni made the remarks.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
BUA Cement’s nine-month pre-tax profit rises 64.43% as revenue crosses N1 trillion
BUA Cement reported a 64.43% increase in pre-tax profit for the nine months, while revenue exceeded N1 trillion. The headline does not specify the company’s profit figure, the period’s revenue total, or the factors behind the reported growth.
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Other · Vanguard ·
Michael Kelechi Nwaobasi affirms court acquittal in sworn affidavit
Michael Kelechi Nwaobasi has affirmed in a sworn affidavit that a court acquitted him. The headline does not specify the case, the court involved, when the acquittal occurred, or the circumstances surrounding the affidavit.
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World · Daily Post ·
Carney announces new Canada-EU alliance on CETA's 10th anniversary
Mark Carney has announced a new alliance between Canada and the European Union as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) marks its tenth anniversary. The headline does not specify the alliance’s scope or terms.
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Sports · Vanguard ·
Adamu makes history as first Nigerian CAF General Secretary
Adamu has made history by becoming the first Nigerian to serve as General Secretary of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), marking a milestone for Nigeria within the continental football organisation.
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Other · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s “baby factories” persist because of weak child protection system
Nigeria’s so-called baby factories continue to operate amid weaknesses in the country’s child protection system. The headline points to gaps in safeguards and support that allow the practice to persist, though it does not specify the locations, scale or measures being proposed to address it.