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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·You can’t use stolen money for Hajj, Jerusalem and expect God’s acceptance — Sultan
The Sultan said people cannot expect divine acceptance for Hajj or Jerusalem pilgrimages funded with money obtained through theft. His warning links the religious significance of such journeys to the legitimacy of the funds used, stressing that stolen wealth does not become acceptable because it is spent on worship.
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Business · BusinessDay ·South Africa joins global rate-hike cycle, raises repo to 7.25%
South Africa has joined the global cycle of interest-rate increases, raising its benchmark repurchase rate to 7.25%. The move signals a further tightening of monetary policy, with the higher rate likely to affect borrowing costs and financial conditions across the country.
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Other · The Punch ·NSCDC arrests truck driver, two others for vandalising NNPC pipeline in Abuja
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested a truck driver and two other individuals over alleged vandalism of an NNPC pipeline in Abuja. The arrests involve suspected damage or interference with national petroleum infrastructure, although the headline provides no further details about the incident or the suspects.
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Business · Vanguard ·Q4 petrol imports must lower pump prices — IPMAN
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria says petrol imports in the fourth quarter should lead to lower pump prices. The group’s position links increased or resumed import activity during the period with expectations of reduced retail costs for consumers.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: NDC launches grassroots mobilisation in South-East
The NDC has begun grassroots mobilisation efforts in Nigeria’s South-East ahead of the 2027 elections. The initiative indicates a focus on building local support and organising political engagement across the region, although the headline does not provide details on the programme’s scope, leadership, or specific objectives.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·2027: Prioritise security, unity, welfare if elected, Archbishop Fape urges Yayi
Ahead of the 2027 elections, Archbishop Fape has urged Yayi to prioritise security, national unity and citizens’ welfare if elected. The appeal highlights these issues as key responsibilities and governance priorities for Yayi should he secure public office.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Why UK removed Nigeria-trained teachers from QTS application
The United Kingdom has removed teachers trained in Nigeria from eligibility to apply for Qualified Teacher Status, prompting questions about the policy change and its implications for Nigerian educators seeking to work in British schools. The development affects the international recognition and recruitment pathway for Nigeria-trained teachers.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Simple Access to the Dangote Refinery IPO with i-invest
BusinessDay highlights how i-invest provides a straightforward route for individuals seeking access to the Dangote Refinery’s initial public offering. The headline indicates a focus on the platform’s role in simplifying participation, though it does not provide details about eligibility, pricing, timelines or the specific investment process.
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Other · Daily Post ·NSCDC arrests three over alleged NNPC pipeline vandalism in Abuja
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested three people in Abuja over alleged vandalism of a pipeline belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). The arrests relate to suspected damage or interference involving critical petroleum infrastructure, while further details about the suspects and investigation were not provided.
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Other · The Punch ·
VIDEO: Boy swept away by flood in Enugu rescued after 24 hours
A boy who was swept away by flooding in Enugu was rescued after spending 24 hours missing or trapped in the floodwaters. The incident highlights the dangers posed by flooding in the area, while details about the circumstances of his rescue and his condition were not provided in the headline.
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Other · The Punch ·
VIDEO: Boy swept away by flood in Enugu rescued alive after 24 hours
A boy who was swept away by flooding in Enugu was rescued alive after spending 24 hours missing. The incident highlights the danger posed by floodwaters in the area, while details about the circumstances of his disappearance, rescue operation and condition were not provided in the headline.
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Health · The Punch ·
Oyo targets improved family planning services
Oyo State is planning measures to improve access to and delivery of family planning services. The initiative is expected to focus on strengthening reproductive health support for residents, although the headline does not specify the programmes, targets, funding, or implementation timeline involved.
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Technology · Nairametrics ·NIMC denies NIN data breach claims, orders investigation
The National Identity Management Commission has denied claims that Nigerians’ National Identification Number data was breached. The commission has directed that the allegations be investigated, signalling an effort to establish whether any unauthorised access or exposure of NIN-related information occurred.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·FCT targets 100 communities for maternal, child health outreaches
The Federal Capital Territory is planning maternal and child health outreach programmes across 100 communities. The initiative is expected to focus on delivering or improving essential healthcare services for mothers and children in underserved areas, although the headline does not provide details on the timeline, locations, funding or specific interventions involved.
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Sports · Vanguard ·‘I’m back, keep crying’ — Nwabali tells critics after return to squad
Nigeria goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali has returned to the national squad and responded to critics who had questioned or opposed his absence. His message indicated that he was back and unconcerned by continued criticism, signalling renewed involvement with the team.
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Business · Vanguard ·Jos DisCo deploys security agencies after NAF clash
Jos Electricity Distribution Company has deployed security agencies following a clash involving the Nigerian Air Force. The move is intended to address security concerns arising from the incident, although the headline does not provide details on the cause of the confrontation, casualties, damage, or the agencies involved.
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Other · The Punch ·
Army urges journalists to ensure balanced reporting, highlight military sacrifices
The Nigerian Army has called on journalists to practise balanced reporting when covering military affairs and to give attention to the sacrifices made by personnel. The appeal emphasises responsible coverage that reflects both developments involving the armed forces and the challenges faced by those serving.
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Education · Vanguard ·Uzodimma approves recruitment of 6,030 teachers
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma has approved the recruitment of 6,030 teachers. The decision concerns the expansion or strengthening of the state’s teaching workforce, although the headline does not specify the recruitment timeline, subjects, locations, eligibility requirements or implementation details.
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Sports · Notjustok ·
Jude Bellingham set to take huge decision on his future at Real Madrid
Jude Bellingham is reportedly preparing to make a significant decision about his future with Real Madrid. The headline indicates that the England midfielder’s continued plans at the Spanish club may soon become clearer, although it does not provide details about the decision or any possible alternatives.
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Other · Vanguard ·Pipeline vandalism: NSCDC arrests truck driver, two others
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested a truck driver and two other individuals in connection with alleged pipeline vandalism. The arrests were made as part of efforts to investigate and curb activities linked to damage or interference with petroleum infrastructure.
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