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Politics · The Punch ·Fight against terror a national duty, not just military – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has characterized the fight against terrorism as a collective national responsibility rather than a duty assigned solely to the military. He emphasized the necessity of collaboration across all sectors of society to ensure security and effectively address the ongoing challenges of insurgency within the country.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce set for star-studded New York wedding – Report
American singer Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce are reportedly planning a star-studded wedding ceremony in New York. The high-profile couple is expected to host a significant number of celebrity guests at the event. While official details remain limited, reports suggest a major celebration is currently being organized by the pair.
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Health · Daily Trust ·NASENI-TROMENT: Building Africa’s Healthcare Sovereignty Through Innovation
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure is collaborating with Troment to enhance healthcare sovereignty across Africa through innovative technology. This partnership focuses on localizing medical solutions and leveraging scientific advancements to improve health security and reduce the continent's reliance on imported medical equipment.
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Politics · Daily Post ·ADC: Amaechi visits Atiku in Abuja [VIDEO]
Former Minister of Transportation Chibuike Amaechi visited the former Vice President and Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in Abuja. A video capturing the meeting between the two political figures has surfaced online. The purpose of the visit remains undisclosed as both leaders met privately at the residence of the former Vice President.
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Lagos AG, Chief Coroner Challenge Suit To Halt Adichie-Esege Inquest
The Lagos State Attorney General and the Chief Coroner are contesting a legal action filed to stop the inquest into the death of Adichie-Esege. The government officials are seeking to allow the inquiry to proceed, countering a lawsuit that aims to halt the investigation into the circumstances of the individual's passing.
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Health · Premium Times ·Kebbi State raises retirement age bar for doctors
The Kebbi State government has officially increased the retirement age for medical doctors within its civil service. This policy shift aims to address personnel shortages and retain experienced healthcare professionals to improve the delivery of medical services across the state's various health facilities.
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Wikki Tourists Raise Alarm Over Six Missing Players
Bauchi-based football club Wikki Tourists has alerted authorities and the public regarding six of its players who have gone missing from the team's camp. The management stated that the athletes departed without official permission, raising concerns over potential contract breaches as the club seeks to re-establish contact with the individuals.
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Education · Daily Post ·Kidnapped Oyo principal debunks N1bn ransom, Sharia claims in video
An Oyo State secondary school principal who was kidnapped has appeared in a video to refute claims regarding his abduction. He denied that his kidnappers demanded a one-billion-naira ransom and dismissed allegations that the incident was linked to Sharia law, countering widely circulated reports about the situation.
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Health · Channels TV ·WHO Chief Praises Uganda’s Ebola Effort
The World Health Organization chief has commended Uganda for its response to the Ebola outbreak. This recognition highlights the country's progress in managing the health crisis and underscores the effectiveness of its containment strategies. The acknowledgment follows collaborative efforts to address the virus and prevent further transmission within the region.
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Technology · BusinessDay ·AI systems failing many global users have a data Problem, not technology – Analyst
An analyst asserts that global artificial intelligence systems are underperforming due to poor data quality rather than technological limitations. The report suggests that while the underlying technology is sound, the heavy reliance on flawed or insufficient datasets remains the primary obstacle for users and developers worldwide.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Ten things you need to know as Nigeria opens its grid to solar sellers
Nigeria has opened its national electricity grid to private solar energy providers, enabling independent sellers to contribute renewable power. This regulatory shift aims to diversify the country's energy mix and address long-standing supply challenges. The new framework allows for decentralised power generation, potentially improving access to electricity across various sectors and reducing dependence on traditional sources.
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Business · Daily Post ·Nigeria’s trade surplus rises to N7.5tn as imports crash in Q1 2026
Nigeria recorded a ₦7.5 trillion trade surplus in the first quarter of 2026. This significant growth in the trade balance was primarily driven by a sharp decline in imports during the period. The figures reflect the country's shifting international trade dynamics and commercial performance within the first three months of the year.
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Health · BellaNaija ·Jennifer Orisakwe: PCOS Has Been Renamed To PMOS – How It Concerns You as a Nigerian Woman
Jennifer Orisakwe explains that Polycystic Ovary Syndrome has been renamed to Polycystic Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome to more accurately reflect the metabolic components of the condition. This update aims to improve awareness and clinical management for Nigerian women dealing with the hormonal disorder, highlighting the link between reproductive health and metabolic functions.
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Sports · Vanguard ·African referee denied entry to US for World Cup
An African referee selected for officiating duties at the World Cup has reportedly been denied an entry visa to the United States. The official's inability to secure the necessary travel documentation prevents participation in the global football tournament, highlighting challenges faced by international sports officials during the visa application process.
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Tinubu Commends Troops, Reaffirms Commitment To Defeating Terrorism
President Bola Tinubu has praised the efforts of Nigerian military personnel while restating his administration's determination to eradicate terrorism within the country. The president emphasized his government's continued support for the armed forces in their ongoing operations to ensure national security and eliminate insurgent threats across various regions.
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Glasgow 2026: Judo Federation Targets Podium Finishes As Oshodi Backs NSC’s Medal Ambitions
The Nigeria Judo Federation aims to achieve podium finishes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. This objective aligns with the National Sports Commission’s medal ambitions, which have received backing from sports official Oshodi to ensure a successful performance for the country at the upcoming international event.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Nigerian Govt increases ministers’ imprest by N133% as workers grapple with N70,000 minimum wage
The Nigerian government has approved a 133 percent increase in the monthly imprest for federal ministers. This policy change comes as the nation’s workforce continues to adjust to the recently implemented seventy thousand naira national minimum wage, representing a substantial rise in administrative expenditure within the current economic environment.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Expert chides Accountants over alleged professional misconduct in Akwa Ibom
An industry expert has criticized accountants in Akwa Ibom State regarding reports of alleged professional misconduct. The critique emphasizes the importance of maintaining ethical standards within the accounting profession to ensure financial transparency and public trust. Stakeholders are encouraged to uphold professional integrity to prevent further disciplinary issues and reputational damage to the sector.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: Lagos APC unveils Sonayon-James as Hamzat’s running-mate
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Council has named Sonayon-James as the running mate for Obafemi Hamzat ahead of the 2027 governorship election. The announcement indicates early internal preparations by the ruling party to secure its position in Lagos State’s future political administration.
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World · Vanguard ·‘Israel, Iran must immediately stop shooting’ – Trump
Former United States President Donald Trump has called for an immediate end to the ongoing military exchange between Israel and Iran. The statement emphasizes the need for a cessation of hostilities to prevent further escalation of conflict between the two nations within the Middle East region.
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