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Business · Premium Times ·CSOs demand disclosure of JBS $2.5bn Nigeria deal, warn of livestock expansion risks
Civil society organisations are calling for disclosure of the details of JBS’s reported $2.5 billion Nigeria deal. They have also warned of risks linked to expanding livestock activities, though the headline does not specify the concerns or terms of the agreement.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Cavista Holdings convenes African, US business leaders at UNGA to drive investment partnerships
Cavista Holdings brought together African and United States business leaders during the United Nations General Assembly to advance investment partnerships. The gathering focused on connecting business figures across the two regions, though the headline does not specify the participants, sectors or outcomes.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Ogun, DP World sign $7bn-Plus MoUs for Gateway Deep Seaport, Blue Marine SEZ
Ogun State and DP World have signed memoranda of understanding valued at more than $7 billion for the Gateway Deep Seaport and Blue Marine Special Economic Zone. The agreements cover two major proposed developments in the state.
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Business · Premium Times ·Nigeria, US sign framework to attract investment into $700bn mineral resources
Nigeria and the United States have signed a framework aimed at attracting investment into Nigeria’s mineral resources, valued at $700 billion. The headline does not specify the framework’s terms, the investments sought or the sectors and projects it will cover.
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World · The Punch ·FULL TEXT: Netanyahu’s UN speech as delegates walk out
The Punch publishes the full text of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations, delivered as delegates walked out. The headline does not specify the speech’s contents or why delegates left.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kogi disburses N646.8m student bursary, raises allowance by 150%
Kogi State has disbursed N646.8 million in student bursaries and increased the allowance by 150%. The headline does not specify how many students received support or when the payments were made.
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Business · Nairametrics ·AI borrowing pushes long-term bond yields to 15-year highs
Borrowing linked to artificial intelligence has contributed to long-term bond yields reaching their highest levels in 15 years. The headline indicates that rising financing needs associated with AI are affecting bond markets, though it does not specify the borrowers, market or scale of the increase.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Flood: Sen. Ngwu Urges FG To Complete Ivo River Dam Project In Enugu
Senator Ngwu has urged the Federal Government to complete the Ivo River Dam project in Enugu, citing concerns about flooding. The headline does not specify the project’s status, timeline or the measures proposed to address flood risks.
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Entertainment · Notjustok ·Amina Lyrics by Camidoh
The Notjustok page provides the lyrics to Amina, a song by Camidoh. The headline identifies the artist and track but does not indicate further details about the song or its release.
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Business · BusinessDay ·NGX hits new highs of N163.7trn while FTSE stocks drag feet
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) reached a new high, with its market value at N163.7 trillion, while FTSE stocks showed weaker momentum. The headline points to a contrast between the performance of Nigeria’s market and FTSE-listed shares.
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Business · Leadership News ·
NUPRC Approves $57bn Upstream Projects, Seeks Faster Production
Nigeria’s upstream petroleum regulator has approved projects valued at $57 billion and is seeking to speed up production. The headline does not specify the projects, their timelines or how the regulator plans to accelerate output.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Lionel Richie returns to American Idol after health scares
Lionel Richie is returning to American Idol after health scares, according to the headline. It does not specify the nature of the health issues or provide further details about his return to the programme.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Diaspora remittances: Experts urge CBN to redirect capital into productive sectors
Experts have urged the Central Bank of Nigeria to channel diaspora remittances towards productive sectors of the economy. The headline does not specify which sectors they proposed or what measures they recommended.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Stomach ulcers: Natural ways to support recovery
The report examines natural ways intended to support recovery from stomach ulcers, with its headline framing the subject around supportive care and the process of healing.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
‘I Did Not Borrow Or Issue Bond For Anambra’, Obi Challenges $123.77m Debt Claim
Obi has challenged a claim that he was responsible for $123.77 million in debt for Anambra State, saying he neither borrowed the money nor issued a bond for the state.
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Business · BusinessDay ·CBN rate cut eases MSMEs costs, but energy bill still weighs
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s rate cut is easing cost pressures for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, but high energy expenses continue to weigh on their operating costs.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Nigeria can manage foreign aid without creating another layer of government control
The headline argues that Nigeria can manage foreign aid effectively without establishing an additional layer of government control, suggesting that aid coordination need not require a new oversight structure.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·6G set to reach 2.4bn connections globally by 2035, GSMA forecasts
The GSMA forecasts that 6G will account for 2.4 billion connections worldwide by 2035, pointing to a major expansion of the next generation of mobile connectivity over the coming decade.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
2027 AFCONQ: How Super Eagles Fared In Five Recent Matches Against Madagascar
The Complete Sports report looks back at how Nigeria’s Super Eagles performed in their five most recent matches against Madagascar, providing past-match context ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign. The headline does not specify the results or dates of those games.
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Sports · Premium Times ·NUJ Lagos unveils 2026 Media Games logo, holds football draws
The Nigeria Union of Journalists’ Lagos council has unveiled the logo for its 2026 Media Games and conducted draws for the football competition. The headline does not provide further details about the event, participating teams or the draw outcomes.
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