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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·ICAN Oluyole District pays WAEC fees for 100 students
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) Oluyole District has paid the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) fees for 100 students. The initiative is expected to support the students’ participation in the examinations by reducing the financial burden associated with registration and examination costs.
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Sports · Daily Post ·LaLiga: Rodri reveals conversation with Mourinho before he snubbed Real Madrid
Rodri has revealed that he spoke with José Mourinho before deciding against joining Real Madrid. The disclosure sheds light on the conversation that took place ahead of his decision to snub the Spanish club, although the headline does not specify what was discussed or why he ultimately declined the move.
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Politics · Vanguard ·APC Expulsion: We resigned in July – Egunjobi, Yusuf
Egunjobi and Yusuf say they resigned from the All Progressives Congress in July, apparently responding to reports or claims concerning their expulsion from the party. The headline indicates that both individuals are clarifying the timing of their departure, but provides no further details about the circumstances or reasons for the resignations.
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World · Leadership News ·Trump Hosts Xi As US, China Seek To Ease Tensions
US President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two countries pursued efforts to reduce tensions in their relationship. The meeting signals high-level engagement between Washington and Beijing, though the headline does not specify the issues discussed, agreements reached, or the immediate outcome of the talks.
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Sports · The Punch ·EPL: Man United put historic Old Trafford Turf up for sale – Report
Manchester United have reportedly put the historic turf from Old Trafford up for sale. The development concerns the club’s iconic stadium surface and is presented as a commercial offering, although the headline does not specify the reason for the sale, its terms, or whether the entire pitch or portions of it are involved.
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World · BusinessDay ·US imposes new visa restrictions on birth tourism
The United States has introduced new visa restrictions aimed at curbing birth tourism, a practice in which foreign nationals travel to the country to give birth. The headline does not specify the affected visa categories, implementation details or the expected impact of the policy.
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World · Vanguard ·Iran threatens to expand war to Indian Ocean if US attacks again
Iran has warned that it could broaden the conflict into the Indian Ocean if the United States launches another attack. The threat signals a potential expansion of hostilities beyond the current area of confrontation, raising concerns about wider regional and maritime security implications.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Greenspan links Tinubu to US drug probe, demands files release
Greenspan has linked Nigerian President Bola Tinubu to a drug investigation in the United States and called for the relevant files to be released. The demand seeks public access to records concerning the alleged connection, though the headline provides no further details about the probe or evidence involved.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Ikeazor charges directors to strengthen institutions through ethical leadership
Ikeazor has urged directors to reinforce public institutions by embracing ethical leadership. The call focuses on strengthening organisational systems, accountability and professional standards, with directors expected to play a central role in promoting integrity and improving institutional performance.
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Sports · Daily Post ·Euromatch NPFL: Mohammed blames slow start for Katsina United’s loss to Shooting Stars
Katsina United coach Mohammed attributed the team’s Euromatch NPFL defeat by Shooting Stars to a slow start. His assessment indicates that the early performance affected Katsina United’s ability to secure a positive result, while the specific scoreline and further match details were not provided in the headline.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Nigeria’s 2.1 million unvaccinated children need working clinics
Nigeria has about 2.1 million children who have not received vaccinations, highlighting the need for functioning and accessible health clinics. The headline points to gaps in healthcare service delivery that must be addressed to improve childhood immunisation coverage and reach unvaccinated children across the country.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Electricity Subsidy May Cross N2trn as Tariff Freeze Persists
Nigeria’s electricity subsidy is projected to exceed N2 trillion if the current tariff freeze continues. The development highlights the growing financial burden of maintaining electricity prices below cost, with the subsidy required to cover the resulting gap in the power market.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·Long Day Ahead? 5 Essentials Every Nigerian Should Have Before Stepping Out
BellaNaija outlines five essential items Nigerians may need before leaving home for a long day. The piece is framed as a practical lifestyle guide, helping readers prepare for extended time outside and manage everyday needs while on the move.
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Health · PM News ·
TG Omori laments failed transplant as brother lives with single kidney
Filmmaker TG Omori has spoken about an unsuccessful kidney transplant involving his brother, who is now living with a single kidney. The disclosure highlights the health challenges faced by the siblings and Omori’s distress over the failed medical procedure.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·She Code Africa calls for policy, capital support to deepen women’s role in tech
She Code Africa is urging policymakers and investors to provide stronger policy backing and access to capital for women in the technology sector. The organisation says such support is needed to expand women’s participation and strengthen their contributions across Africa’s growing tech ecosystem.
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Politics · Vanguard ·I bear no resentment towards those who abandoned me – El-Rufai
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai says he does not harbour resentment towards individuals who abandoned him. His statement reflects a stance of reconciliation or detachment regarding past relationships and political circumstances, although the headline does not provide further details about those involved or the events prompting his remarks.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Wayne Rooney reveals why he had nose job, denies weight-loss jabs
Former England footballer Wayne Rooney has explained his decision to undergo surgery on his nose, while rejecting claims that he used weight-loss injections. The comments address speculation about his appearance and clarify the reason he chose the procedure, without indicating any broader professional or medical implications.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Umahi Orders Tinubu’s Pictures On First Niger Bridge, Appeals For South-East Votes
David Umahi has ordered the placement of President Bola Tinubu’s pictures on the First Niger Bridge. He also appealed to residents of the South-East to support Tinubu through their votes, linking the directive and appeal to political engagement in the region.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·EFCC wanted notice: Maina breaks silence, seeks notice of allegation
Former pension official Abdulrasheed Maina has responded to an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission wanted notice, requesting details of the allegations against him. The notice and his response indicate an ongoing dispute involving the anti-graft agency, although the headline does not provide further information about the claims or proceedings.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
2023 Election: Wike Rejects Rigging Claim, Explains G5 Strategy
Former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike rejected allegations that the 2023 election was rigged and outlined the reasoning behind the G5 governors’ strategy. His comments address both the credibility claims surrounding the election and the political decisions made by the group before and during the electoral period.
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