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Business · ThisDay ·MAP: Ikeja Electric to Refund Customers for Meters
Ikeja Electric is set to refund customers who paid for electricity meters, according to the report. The headline indicates that the refund arrangement covers affected customers within the company’s service area, but it does not provide details on eligibility, refund amounts, timelines or the process for making claims.
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Other · Vanguard ·Arrest the bigwigs who profit from the illegal mines
The report calls for the arrest and investigation of influential individuals allegedly benefiting financially from illegal mining activities. It highlights concerns that enforcement should extend beyond mine operators to those who profit from or support the illicit trade, while implying the need for accountability within the wider network.
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Business · ThisDay ·
After the Handover: Rethinking CSR’s Role in Women’s Economic Empowerment
The piece examines how corporate social responsibility initiatives can continue supporting women’s economic empowerment after formal programmes or interventions are handed over. It considers the need to reassess CSR’s role, sustainability and responsibilities in maintaining gains for women beyond the initial implementation phase.
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World · Vanguard ·Right-sizing the map of Africa
Vanguard examines the idea of right-sizing Africa’s map, suggesting a discussion about whether the continent’s current political or geographic boundaries accurately reflect practical realities. The headline does not specify the proposed changes, countries involved, or the arguments supporting them, leaving the article’s precise focus unclear.
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Business · PM News ·
We have done well at CBN – Cardoso
Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Olayemi Cardoso says the institution has performed well under his leadership. The headline indicates a positive assessment of the CBN’s work, but provides no further details about the specific policies, achievements or context behind his statement.
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Technology · Vanguard ·5G, the end of Mafab’s fairy tale? By Okoh Aihe
The article examines whether the rollout of 5G technology could mark the end of Mafab Communications’ anticipated success, raising questions about the company’s position and prospects in Nigeria’s telecommunications industry.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·When strong institutions hold the line against political power
The piece examines how strong, independent institutions can uphold rules, accountability and democratic standards when confronted by political influence or pressure. It focuses on the importance of institutional checks and the ability of public bodies to maintain their responsibilities rather than yielding to powerful political interests.
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Business · Vanguard ·A Daniel has again come to judgement in the Mambila Hydroelectric Power Project, by Rotimi Fasan
Rotimi Fasan examines a renewed judgement concerning Nigeria’s Mambila Hydroelectric Power Project, using the biblical image of Daniel to frame developments surrounding the long-discussed infrastructure initiative.
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Politics · PM News ·
Radda rallies Northwest governors, partners on regional security, economic growth
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda is seeking stronger collaboration among governors in Nigeria’s Northwest and with other partners to address regional security challenges and promote economic growth. The initiative focuses on coordinated efforts across the region, linking improved security with broader development and economic opportunities.
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Entertainment · BellaNaija ·Three Times Bonang Matheba Has Worn Nigerian Designers
BellaNaija highlights three occasions when South African media personality Bonang Matheba wore designs by Nigerian fashion designers. The piece focuses on her appearances and the Nigerian creatives behind the outfits, showcasing instances of cross-border visibility for Nigeria’s fashion industry without providing further context in the headline.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Elections not do-or-die affair, Dokubo-Asari admonishes N’Delta youths
Dokubo-Asari has urged youths in the Niger Delta to view elections as a democratic process rather than a do-or-die contest. His admonition calls for restraint and a less confrontational approach to political participation, without treating electoral outcomes as matters warranting extreme actions.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Table Tennis Legend Saka Suraju Returns to Continental Spotlight
Table tennis legend Saka Suraju is set to return to the continental sporting scene, marking a renewed presence in major African competition or activities. The headline highlights his comeback but provides no further details about the event, his role, or the circumstances surrounding his return.
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Other · ThisDay ·
PEARL Awards Set For 2026 Edition
The PEARL Awards is scheduled to hold its 2026 edition, marking the next instalment of the Nigerian awards programme. The headline provides no further details about the event’s date, venue, nominees, categories, organisers or expected honourees.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Airport project: We didn’t get N50bn from Tinubu, Makinde replies Wike
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has rejected Nyesom Wike’s claim that the state received N50 billion from President Bola Tinubu for an airport project. Makinde’s response addresses the funding dispute, but the headline does not provide further details about the project, the alleged payment, or the basis of Wike’s assertion.
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Business · The Punch ·Dangote to support 2m women with refinery shares
Aliko Dangote is expected to support two million women through shares linked to his refinery, according to The Punch. The headline indicates a large-scale initiative involving women’s participation in the refinery’s ownership or benefits, but provides no further details on the structure, timing, eligibility or value of the proposed support.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
Nigerian Basketball Needs Unity, Results-Driven Leadership — Abdullahi
Abdullahi has called for greater unity and leadership focused on measurable results to strengthen Nigerian basketball. The statement highlights the need for cooperation within the sport and effective administration aimed at improving outcomes, without providing further details about specific reforms, teams, competitions or individuals involved.
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World · The Punch ·
Gunman shot by Canadian police outside synagogue dies in hospital
A gunman who was shot by Canadian police outside a synagogue has died in hospital, according to The Punch. The headline does not provide further details about the circumstances of the shooting, the identity of the individual, the synagogue involved or any possible casualties.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
2027 AFCONQ: We’re Not Scared Of Super Eagles – Madagascar Star Raveloson Talks Tough Ahead Super Eagles Clash
Madagascar midfielder Rayan Raveloson has expressed confidence ahead of his team’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying clash with Nigeria’s Super Eagles. His comments indicate that Madagascar is approaching the fixture without fear, setting the stage for a competitive encounter between the two sides.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Osun Assembly Approves Constitutional Amendment For State Police
The Osun State House of Assembly has approved a constitutional amendment supporting the establishment of state police. The move advances the state’s formal backing for changes to Nigeria’s constitutional framework that would permit states to create and operate their own police forces.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: Aondoakaa promises to establish free healthcare units for Benue elderly
Ahead of the 2027 political season, Aondoakaa has pledged to establish free healthcare units for elderly residents in Benue State. The proposal focuses on improving access to medical services for older people, though the headline does not provide details about the planned facilities, funding, timeline or implementation arrangements.
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