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Other · The Punch ·EU didn’t invest in Benin museum, only gave grant — Edo govt
The Edo State Government clarified that the European Union did not invest directly in the Benin museum project, but provided a grant. The statement distinguishes the EU’s financial support from an investment arrangement, without detailing the grant’s value, terms or the museum’s broader funding structure.
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Other · The Punch ·
First Niger Bridge won’t reopen until rehabilitation is completed – Umahi
Works on the First Niger Bridge will continue until its rehabilitation is completed, according to Minister of Works David Umahi. The statement indicates that the bridge will not reopen to traffic before the ongoing rehabilitation is finished, with access therefore remaining restricted during the project.
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Politics · Premium Times ·NDDC unveils governance framework, master plan for Niger Delta development
The Niger Delta Development Commission has introduced a governance framework and a master plan intended to guide development across the Niger Delta region. The documents are expected to provide an organised structure for administration, planning and implementation of development initiatives in the area.
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Sports · BusinessDay ·AFCON 2027: Chelle demands winning start as Super Eagles host Madagascar
Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle is seeking a winning start to Nigeria’s AFCON 2027 qualifying campaign when the team hosts Madagascar. The match will mark Nigeria’s opening fixture in the qualification race, with attention focused on the coach’s expectations and the team’s performance at home.
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Other · Daily Post ·Lagos: Police arrest man in viral video beating toddler for failing to read
Lagos State Police have arrested a man after a video circulated showing him allegedly beating a toddler for failing to read. The incident has drawn attention to the treatment of children and prompted police intervention, although the headline provides no further details about the child’s condition or possible charges.
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Other · Daily Post ·Umahi gives condition for reopening of First Niger Bridge
David Umahi has outlined a condition that must be met before the First Niger Bridge can reopen. The specific requirement is not stated in the headline, leaving details about the reopening timeline and circumstances unclear.
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Education · Premium Times ·Premium Times Academy trains journalists on peace, conflict-sensitive reporting
Premium Times Academy has organised training for journalists focused on peace journalism and conflict-sensitive reporting. The programme is intended to strengthen participants’ ability to cover conflicts responsibly, with attention to reporting approaches that support accuracy, reduce harm and promote peaceful outcomes.
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Entertainment · Daily Post ·Eniola Ajao reacts as movie critic questions her acting talent
Nollywood actress Eniola Ajao has responded after a movie critic questioned her acting ability. The reported exchange centres on the critic’s assessment of her talent and Ajao’s reaction to the criticism, without further details about the specific comments or the nature of her response.
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Sports · Daily Post ·AFCON 2027Q: Chelle demands strong start from Super Eagles
Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has called for Nigeria to make a strong start in the qualifying campaign for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. His demand highlights the importance of securing early momentum as the team begins its pursuit of a place in the tournament.
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Education · PM News ·Unity colleges staff suspend strike, students may resume September 27
Staff at Nigeria’s unity colleges have suspended their strike, potentially clearing the way for students to return to school on September 27. The reported resumption date remains conditional, indicating that reopening depends on the outcome of the labour action and related arrangements at the colleges.
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Sports · Daily Post ·NPFL: Barau FC move top as Rangers win at home
Barau FC have moved to the top of the Nigeria Premier Football League standings, while Rangers secured a home victory. The headline highlights the latest developments involving both clubs, but provides no further details about their opponents, scores, or the wider implications for the competition.
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Education · Vanguard ·At UNGA 81: Nigeria, Italy join forces in massive $5bn global education funding
Nigeria and Italy have partnered at the 81st United Nations General Assembly to support a proposed $5 billion global education funding initiative. The collaboration focuses on mobilising substantial international resources for education, although the headline does not specify the funding mechanism, participating countries, or expected implementation timeline.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·37 miners’ deaths: JNI, Arewa group seek due process in NSCDC probe
The Jama’atu Nasril Islam and an Arewa group have called for due process in the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps’ investigation into the deaths of 37 miners. Their position highlights demands for a fair, transparent probe to establish the circumstances surrounding the fatalities and determine responsibility.
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Business · Daily Post ·Court orders enforcement against Rahamaniyya group Chairman’s properties over $40m debt
A court has ordered the enforcement of a judgment against properties belonging to the chairman of the Rahamaniyya Group over an alleged $40 million debt. The order signals that legal steps may proceed to recover the outstanding sum through the affected assets, although the headline provides no further details about the parties or case.
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Sports · Daily Trust ·
Ex-Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong converts to Islam
Former Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has converted to Islam, according to Daily Trust. The headline reports the change in the footballer’s religious affiliation but provides no further details about when or why he made the decision.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Panel begins probe into deaths of 37 illegal miners in NSCDC custody
A panel has commenced an investigation into the deaths of 37 illegal miners while they were in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps. The inquiry is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the deaths and events during the miners’ detention.
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Sports · PM News ·
Why I snubbed Nigeria for Italy – Brentford Star, Kayode
Brentford star Kayode has explained his decision to represent Italy instead of Nigeria. The headline indicates that the footballer discussed the reasons behind declining or bypassing an opportunity to play for Nigeria, offering insight into his international career choice and national-team allegiance.
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Other · Daily Post ·Army, Buratai, others mourn as former mililtary finance chief, Jakko dies
The Nigerian Army, former Chief of Army Staff Tukur Buratai and other associates have expressed grief over the death of Jakko, a former military finance chief. The headline indicates that tributes followed his passing, though it provides no further details about the circumstances or date of his death.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ex-LASU VC’s ₦1m tuition fee remark misinterpreted – Spokesperson
A spokesperson says remarks by a former Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University about a ₦1 million tuition fee were misunderstood or taken out of context. The clarification addresses public interpretation of the statement, while the headline provides no further details about the original comment or the university’s current fees.
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Sports · Daily Post ·Ballon d’Or 2026: Yassin Nfaoui snubs Mbappe, names top favourite to win award
Yassin Nfaoui has identified his preferred candidate to win the 2026 Ballon d’Or, overlooking France and Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe. The headline does not disclose which player Nfaoui considers the leading favourite or provide further details about the basis for his selection.
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