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Business · Premium Times ·Eight years on, OPay keeps Nigerian businesses moving
Premium Times examines OPay’s continued role in supporting Nigerian businesses eight years on, focusing on how the company has remained part of business activity in the country.
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Politics · ThisDay ·WANEP Launches Action Lab to Track WPS Implementation in Nigeria
The West Africa Network for Peacebuilding has launched an Action Lab to track the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda in Nigeria. The headline does not specify the lab’s activities, participants or timeline.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Plateau Govt To End VIO, Motorists’ Recurring Face-off
The Plateau State Government says it plans to end recurring confrontations between Vehicle Inspection Officers and motorists. The headline does not specify what measures the government will take or when the changes will begin.
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Education · Leadership News ·
2026 NECO: Kano Emerges Best As More Candidates Fail English, Mathematics
Leadership News reports that Kano emerged as the best-performing state in the 2026 NECO examinations, while more candidates failed English Language and Mathematics. The headline does not specify the measure behind Kano’s ranking or provide figures for candidates’ performance.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
IBB Golf Club Clarifies Composition of Board of Trustees
The IBB Golf Club has issued a clarification about the composition of its Board of Trustees. The headline does not specify who serves on the board or what aspects of its composition the club addressed.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
When Governors Become Visitors In Their Own States
The headline points to a discussion of situations in which governors may be treated as outsiders in their own states, despite holding executive office. It suggests a focus on the relationship between state leaders and local political or social dynamics, though the headline alone does not specify the circumstances.
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Business · The Punch ·US miner KoBold bets on AI to gain edge in DR Congo mineral hunt
US mining company KoBold is using artificial intelligence to seek an advantage in its search for minerals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The headline indicates that AI is central to the company’s approach, but does not specify which minerals it is targeting or how the technology is being applied.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Businesses Face 10% Penalty For Tax Default From October 1
Businesses that default on tax obligations will face a 10% penalty starting October 1. The headline does not specify which taxes are covered or which authority will enforce the penalty.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Ethiopian, Djibouti Leaders Commend Dangote’s $660m Pipeline Project
Leaders of Ethiopia and Djibouti have commended Dangote’s $660 million pipeline project, according to the headline. The headline does not specify the project’s route, purpose, construction status or the leaders’ reasons for praising it.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
2027 AFCONQ: Ndidi Assures Super Eagles Won’t Repeat World Cup Qualifying Mistakes
Super Eagles captain Wilfred Ndidi has assured supporters that Nigeria will not repeat the mistakes made during World Cup qualifying as the team prepares for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The headline does not specify which errors he was referring to or provide further details about the team’s plans.
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Politics · Daily Post ·UNGA81: Sowore joins protest in New York City [VIDEO]
The headline reports that Sowore joined a protest in New York City in connection with the 81st United Nations General Assembly. It does not identify the protest’s cause or provide further details about the event.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
Euromatch NPFL: Finidi Revels In Rivers United’s Dominant Victory Over Kun Khalifat
Rivers United head coach Finidi George expressed satisfaction with his team’s dominant victory over Kun Khalifat in the Euromatch NPFL. The headline does not provide the scoreline or further details about the match.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Supreme Court dismisses Appeal Court’s ruling voiding sections of Electoral Act 2026
The Supreme Court has dismissed an Appeal Court ruling that had voided sections of the Electoral Act 2026. The headline does not specify which provisions were affected, the grounds for the Supreme Court’s decision, or its implications for electoral processes.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·Lagos govt unveils sexual, gender-based violence prevention policy
The Lagos State Government has unveiled a policy focused on preventing sexual and gender-based violence. The headline does not specify the policy’s measures, implementation plans or intended beneficiaries.
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Business · BusinessDay ·FMCG prices hold steady as food inflation eases, commodity pressures soften
Prices of fast-moving consumer goods have remained stable as food inflation eases and pressure on commodity costs softens. The headline indicates a pause in price increases, linked to improving food inflation and lessening input-cost pressures, but provides no details on specific products, locations or duration.
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Sports · Daily Post ·Raphinha takes Brazil’s no10 shirt from Neymar
Brazilian footballer Raphinha has taken the national team’s number 10 shirt from Neymar. The headline does not specify when the change took place or provide further details about the decision.
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Business · Daily Post ·Eight years on, OPay keeps Nigerian businesses moving
The Daily Post headline marks eight years of OPay’s operations in Nigeria and highlights its role in keeping businesses moving. The headline does not specify which services or business sectors are covered.
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Business · BusinessDay ·TGI expands logistics footprint with UAC’s 43% DP World stake
TGI is expanding its logistics footprint in a development involving UAC’s 43% stake in DP World. The headline indicates a connection between the stake and TGI’s growth plans but does not specify the transaction terms or the precise roles of the companies.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Listed consumer goods firms pay N70.1 billion in royalties, fees in H1 2026
Listed consumer goods firms paid a combined N70.1 billion in royalties and fees during the first half of 2026. The headline does not specify which companies made the payments, the recipients, or how the amount compares with earlier periods.
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Business · Daily Post ·Subsidy removal: Nigerians paying price with no benefits — Economist
An economist says Nigerians are bearing the costs of fuel subsidy removal without receiving corresponding benefits. The headline does not identify the economist or provide details about the effects cited.
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