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Other · The Punch ·
Yoruba Muslim leaders warn against unauthorised chieftaincy titles
Yoruba Muslim leaders have warned against the use or conferment of chieftaincy titles without authorisation. The headline does not specify which titles are involved, who issued them, or what action the leaders are seeking.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
FG seeks German capital, technology to revive steel economy
The Federal Government is seeking investment and technology from Germany to help revive Nigeria’s steel economy. The headline indicates an effort to attract German capital and expertise, but provides no further details on the partners, funding or plans involved.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·
Gunmen kill three vigilantes, youth leader in Plateau community
Gunmen reportedly killed three vigilantes and a youth leader in a community in Plateau State. The headline does not specify when the attack occurred or provide further details about the victims or the circumstances.
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Business · Premium Times ·
NCDMB launches in-house Academy for knowledge -sharing among staff, stakeholders
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board has launched an in-house academy to support knowledge sharing among its staff and stakeholders. The headline does not provide details on the academy’s programmes, launch date or how participants will take part.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Police arrest church guard over death of girl,11, in Suleja
Police have arrested a church guard in connection with the death of an 11-year-old girl in Suleja. The headline does not provide further details about the circumstances of her death or the arrest.
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Sports · The Punch ·
Atlético Madrid women’s goalkeeper joins OnlyFans
An Atlético Madrid women’s team goalkeeper has joined OnlyFans, according to the headline. No further details about the goalkeeper, the timing of the move or the nature of her activity on the platform are provided.
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Other · PM News ·
NEMA raises alarm as floods wreak havoc in Anambra, Enugu communities
Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency has raised an alarm over flooding that is causing damage and disruption in communities across Anambra and Enugu states. The headline does not specify the affected locations, scale of damage or response measures.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Protest as gunmen kill vigilantes in Plateau
A protest was reported in Plateau after gunmen killed vigilantes. The headline links the killings to public demonstrations but gives no details about the number of victims, the precise location, or the circumstances surrounding the attack.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigeria’s Gas Market Willing Buyer, Willing Seller Policy Takes Off In 2028
Nigeria’s gas market is set to begin operating under a willing-buyer, willing-seller policy in 2028. The headline signals a planned change to how gas is traded but provides no further details about implementation or its expected effects.
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Sports · The Punch ·
Premier League joins call for FIFA reform
The Premier League has joined a call for reform at FIFA, adding its support to efforts to change the global football governing body. The headline does not specify the proposed reforms, who initiated the call, or what changes the league is seeking.
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Politics · Daily Post ·
Alleged drug trafficking: Why Tinubu’s files have not been released – US agency
Daily Post reports that a US agency has explained why files concerning allegations of drug trafficking linked to Tinubu have not been released. The headline does not specify the agency’s reasons or provide further details about the records.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·
Kalu decries devastating flooding in Bende, commiserates with victims
Kalu decried the devastating flooding in Bende and expressed sympathy for those affected. The headline indicates that he commiserated with the victims, but provides no further details about the flooding or any response.
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Politics · Vanguard ·
NDC warns against fees for support group registration
The NDC has warned against charging fees for the registration of support groups. The headline does not specify who would collect the fees or the reasons for the warning.
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Entertainment · BusinessDay ·
As the Lion Roars His Last – A tribute to Olu Jacobs
BusinessDay’s headline signals a tribute to Olu Jacobs, using the image of a lion’s final roar to frame a reflective remembrance of the celebrated Nigerian figure.
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Sports · Notjustok ·
Nigeria vs Madagascar: Where to watch, head-to-head and team news
Notjustok’s guide to Nigeria vs Madagascar outlines where viewers can watch the match, the teams’ head-to-head record and the latest team news. The headline does not specify broadcast platforms, previous results or player availability.
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Politics · The Punch ·
NDC says support group registration is free
The NDC has said that registering a support group is free, clarifying its position on the cost of the process for groups associated with the organization.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Protect your wealth: How to transfer funds abroad without massive bank fees
The Nigerian Tribune headline focuses on transferring funds abroad while avoiding excessive bank fees and protecting personal wealth. It points to guidance on reducing the cost of international money transfers, but does not specify the methods, providers or fees involved.
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Politics · Premium Times ·
Enugu govt suspends another traditional ruler, gives reasons
The Enugu State government has suspended another traditional ruler and provided reasons for the decision. The headline does not identify the ruler or specify the grounds for the suspension.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Benue Assembly Passes Bill for Free Snakebite Treatment
The Benue State House of Assembly has passed a bill providing free treatment for snakebite victims. The headline does not specify when the measure will take effect or what services and facilities it covers.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
The leadership skills in followership: When following is the failure (Part 4)
The piece examines the role of followership in leadership, focusing on how following can become a failure. It considers the skills and responsibilities involved in following, without the headline specifying a particular organisation, event or sector.