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Business · Daily Post ·Four ways you can apply for Dangote IPO through Flutterwave
Daily Post outlines four methods through which interested investors can apply for Dangote’s initial public offering using Flutterwave. The report focuses on the application process and the digital payment platform’s role, but the headline does not provide further details about eligibility, timing, requirements or the specific steps involved.
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Other · Daily Trust ·Curfew: Violence continues in Plateau, policeman, others killed
Violence has continued in Plateau State despite a curfew, resulting in the deaths of a police officer and other individuals. The headline indicates that the unrest remains ongoing and that authorities have imposed movement restrictions, but it provides no further details about the victims, location, cause or official response.
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Entertainment · Daily Post ·Peter Okoye tells court he received over $800,000 in P-Square royalties
Peter Okoye told a court that he received more than $800,000 in royalties connected to P-Square, the music duo he formed with his twin brother Paul. His statement places the financial dispute involving the group’s earnings before the court for consideration.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: Hamzat rallies Lagos voters, targets youths
Ahead of the 2027 elections, Hamzat is mobilising voters in Lagos, with particular attention to young people. The outreach focuses on encouraging youth participation and building support among Lagos residents, although the headline does not specify Hamzat’s political platform, office sought, or the details of the mobilisation campaign.
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Business · Premium Times ·Nigeria hits 18.8 million flights, ranks Africa’s fourth-largest market
Nigeria recorded 18.8 million flights, making it Africa’s fourth-largest aviation market, according to Premium Times. The headline indicates a significant level of air travel activity in the country and highlights Nigeria’s position among the continent’s leading aviation markets.
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Business · Premium Times ·
Nigeria hits 18.8 million flights, ranks Africa’s fourth-largest market
Nigeria recorded 18.8 million flights, making it Africa’s fourth-largest aviation market, according to Premium Times. The headline indicates a significant level of air travel activity in the country and places Nigeria among the continent’s leading markets by flight volume, though it does not provide further details on the period measured or the comparison figures.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Gov Makinde denies receiving ₦50 billion from Tinubu for Ibadan airport
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has denied receiving ₦50 billion from President Bola Tinubu for the development or rehabilitation of Ibadan Airport. The denial addresses claims about federal funding linked to the airport, but the headline provides no further details on the origin of the allegation or the governor’s explanation.
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Sports · Daily Post ·EPL: What I told Camara about joining Chelsea – Zakaria
Denis Zakaria has revealed what he told Camara regarding a potential move to Chelsea in the English Premier League. The report focuses on Zakaria’s advice or comments about joining the London club, without providing further details about the conversation or the transfer circumstances.
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Politics · The Punch ·Deliver grassroots development, Tinubu tells LG chairmen
President Bola Tinubu has urged local government chairmen to focus on delivering tangible development at the grassroots. The directive places emphasis on effective administration and meeting the needs of communities through local government structures.
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Politics · Channels TV ·Makinde Rejects Wike’s ₦50bn Claim, Says Oyo Funding Ibadan Airport Upgrade
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has rejected Nyesom Wike’s claim involving ₦50 billion and said the state government is funding the upgrade of Ibadan Airport. The dispute centres on who is financing the airport improvement project, with Makinde’s position contradicting Wike’s account.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Tinubu, Shettima’s absence: I’m not Acting President, says Akpabio
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has clarified that he is not serving as Nigeria’s Acting President despite the reported absence of President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima. His statement addresses speculation about who is constitutionally performing presidential duties during their absence.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NDLEA warns Delta students against dangers of illicit drugs
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has cautioned students in Delta State about the dangers and consequences of using illicit drugs. The warning focuses on raising awareness among young people and encouraging them to avoid substances that could harm their health, education and future prospects.
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Other · PM News ·
How Union Permits Supports Clients Seeking EU Citizenship
Union Permits is presented as assisting clients who are seeking citizenship in European Union countries. The headline indicates a focus on its support services for applicants, but does not specify the countries involved, eligibility requirements, application process, costs, timelines or outcomes.
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Entertainment · Premium Times ·Kwam 1 reconciles rival transport union leaders, MC Oluomo, Tafa Sego
Fuji musician Kwam 1 has helped reconcile rival transport union leaders MC Oluomo and Tafa Sego, bringing the two figures together after a period of division. The development highlights his role in facilitating dialogue between the prominent union leaders.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
2027 AFCONQ: Ndidi, Chukwueze Joins Super Eagles Teammates In Camp For Madagascar, Guinea-Bissau Games
Nigeria internationals Wilfred Ndidi and Samuel Chukwueze have joined their Super Eagles teammates in camp ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. Their arrival strengthens preparations for the two fixtures as the national team begins its qualification campaign.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Uba Sani approves ₦3.6bn for payment of pensions, gratuities, death benefits
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has approved ₦3.6 billion to fund the payment of pensions, gratuities and death benefits. The approval is intended to address outstanding financial obligations to eligible pensioners, retirees and beneficiaries, although the headline does not provide further details on the payment schedule or beneficiaries.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·Nigeria cuts timeline for $2bn national fibre network to three years
Nigeria has reduced the planned delivery timeline for its $2 billion national fibre network to three years. The project is expected to expand the country’s fibre infrastructure within the revised period, signalling an accelerated schedule for implementation of the nationwide telecommunications network.
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Business · Channels TV ·
Energy Cost Is Global, Tinubu Govt Has No Power To Control Fuel Price – Minister
The minister says fuel prices are influenced by global energy costs and that the administration lacks the power to directly control them. The comments frame rising or fluctuating pump prices as being shaped by international market conditions rather than solely by government decisions.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Osun Assembly backs creation of state police
The Osun State House of Assembly has expressed support for establishing state police. The position indicates that lawmakers favour a policing structure managed at the state level, although the headline does not provide details about the reasons for the backing, proposed framework, or next steps.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·The State of AI in Legal Services in Nigeria
BusinessDay examines the current state of artificial intelligence in Nigeria’s legal services sector, focusing on how AI is shaping or may shape legal work and the broader industry. The headline indicates an overview of developments and conditions, but does not specify particular technologies, firms, benefits, risks or regulatory issues.
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