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Technology · Channels TV ·Microsoft Publishes AI Code Of Conduct
Microsoft has published an AI code of conduct outlining principles or guidelines for the responsible development and use of artificial intelligence. The move signals the company’s effort to set standards for AI practices, though the headline does not provide details on the document’s specific provisions, scope, or intended users.
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Education · Vanguard ·Owie carpets Tinubu over concession of Kings College
Owie has criticised President Bola Tinubu over the reported concession of King's College, raising concerns about the decision involving the federal institution. The headline indicates that the former lawmaker or public figure is challenging the administration's handling of the school's proposed concession.
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Business · BusinessDay ·How African telcos are handing vendors the blueprint to their business
African telecommunications companies are reportedly sharing detailed information about their operations, priorities, or commercial needs with equipment and service vendors. The headline suggests that these disclosures may be providing suppliers with a clear understanding of how the telcos conduct business and make strategic decisions across the continent.
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Politics · The Punch ·Court stops Oyo from appointing parallel monarch
A court has barred the Oyo State Government from appointing a parallel monarch, according to The Punch. The ruling concerns an ongoing dispute over the selection or recognition of a traditional ruler in the state, preventing authorities from proceeding with a separate appointment while the matter remains before the court.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Davido’s ‘5IVE’ crowned album of the year
Davido’s album “5IVE” has been named album of the year, marking recognition for the Nigerian artist’s latest musical project. The headline does not specify the awarding organisation, ceremony, or other details surrounding the honour.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Why petrol remains expensive in Nigeria — Dangote
Dangote has explained why petrol remains expensive in Nigeria, highlighting the factors he believes continue to influence pump prices and sustain high costs for consumers.
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Business · The Punch ·
Why petrol remains expensive in Nigeria — Dangote
Dangote has addressed the reasons petrol remains expensive in Nigeria, offering his perspective on the factors sustaining high prices and the continuing cost burden for consumers.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Tribunal slams SDP over lack of diligent prosecution of case against Oyebanji
A tribunal has criticised the Social Democratic Party (SDP) for allegedly failing to diligently prosecute its legal case against Oyebanji. The headline indicates that the panel raised concerns about the party’s conduct or preparedness in pursuing the matter, though it does not provide details about the specific dispute or the tribunal’s next steps.
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Other · BusinessDay ·Gunmen kill 13, including nine passengers in fresh Plateau attack
Gunmen have killed 13 people in a fresh attack in Plateau State, including nine passengers. The incident adds to the state’s ongoing security concerns, although the headline does not provide details about the location, circumstances of the attack, identities of the victims, or any response from authorities.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Urea Overtakes Crude As Nigeria Flips 14-month US Trade Deficit To N797bn Surplus
Nigeria has moved from a 14-month trade deficit with the United States to a surplus of N797 billion, with urea exports overtaking crude oil as the leading contributor. The shift highlights a change in the composition of Nigeria’s trade with the US and the growing importance of fertiliser exports.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Dangote IPO exposes fintech capacity gaps as N1.5trn subscribed
The Dangote Industries initial public offering attracted N1.5 trillion in subscriptions, highlighting capacity gaps within Nigeria’s fintech sector. The scale of investor demand appears to have tested digital financial platforms and their ability to process large transactions during the offering.
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Politics · Nigerian Tribune ·I will be surrogate to Oyo people—Adekanmbi
Adekanmbi has pledged to act as a surrogate for the people of Oyo, indicating a commitment to representing or advancing their interests. The headline does not provide further details about the context, position involved, or specific responsibilities attached to the pledge.
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Sports · Daily Post ·NLO releases guidelines for cup competition
The Nigeria National League Organisation (NLO) has issued guidelines for an upcoming cup competition. The announcement outlines the governing body’s rules and procedures for participating teams, though the available headline does not provide details about the competition’s format, schedule, eligibility requirements or other specific provisions.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Young Nigerians in south-south can access free digital skills training and job opportunities through iDICE Programme
Young people in Nigeria’s south-south region are being offered access to free digital skills training and job opportunities through the iDICE Programme. The initiative is intended to help eligible participants develop technology-related capabilities and connect with employment prospects, although the headline does not provide details on eligibility, locations, application procedures or participating organisations.
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World · Channels TV ·
Pope Restores Vatican Salaries Cut During Covid
Pope Francis has restored salary reductions introduced for Vatican employees during the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision reverses the earlier cuts, although the headline does not specify when the restoration takes effect, which workers are covered, or the reasons behind the latest change.
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World · Daily Post ·Iran won’t negotiate with US until conditions are met – Security Chief
Iran’s security chief said the country will not enter negotiations with the United States until specified conditions are fulfilled. The statement indicates that Tehran has set prerequisites for any potential talks, but the headline does not identify those conditions or provide further details about the diplomatic dispute.
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Sports · Daily Post ·Serie A:Okoye reflects on Udinese’s defeat against Inter Milan
Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has reflected on his team’s defeat against Inter Milan in Serie A. The headline indicates that Okoye discussed or assessed the outcome, but provides no further details about his comments, the match circumstances, or Udinese’s prospects.
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Politics · The Punch ·
Adamawa speaker denies plans to dump APC
The Speaker of Adamawa State’s House of Assembly has denied reports or speculation that he plans to leave the All Progressives Congress. The denial addresses questions about his political allegiance and suggests that he remains associated with the party, although the headline provides no further details about the circumstances.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Maintain sustained pressure on criminal groups, COAS charges troops
The Chief of Army Staff has directed Nigerian troops to maintain sustained pressure on criminal groups. The charge indicates an emphasis on continued military operations and persistence in efforts to address threats posed by such groups, although the headline provides no further details about the location, units involved or specific actions ordered.
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World · The Punch ·
Russia, China urge US to keep weapons out of space
Russia and China have called on the United States to avoid placing weapons in space, highlighting concerns over the potential militarisation of outer space. The appeal reflects tensions among major powers about space security and the risk that deploying weapons beyond Earth could fuel competition or undermine existing efforts to prevent an arms race.
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