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Politics · Premium Times ·Shettima returns to Nigeria after leading delegation at UNGA 81
Vice President Kashim Shettima has returned to Nigeria after leading the country’s delegation to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly.
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Politics · PM News ·NDC faces fresh internal battle over Babachir Lawal appointment
The NDC is facing a renewed internal dispute connected to Babachir Lawal’s appointment. The headline does not specify the appointment’s details, the parties involved in the disagreement, or how the dispute may affect the organisation.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
1XCup 2026: Nine matches Yield 28 Goals As Group-Stage Action Continues
Nine matches in the 2026 1XCup group stage produced a total of 28 goals as the competition’s group-stage action continued. The headline provides no further details about the teams involved, individual results or scorers.
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Lifestyle · Channels TV ·
From Xhosa Knitwear To Creative Director Shake-Ups: Paris Women’s Fashion Week Takes The Stage
Paris Women’s Fashion Week takes the spotlight with a focus on Xhosa knitwear and changes among creative directors, bringing cultural design and fashion-house leadership shifts into the event’s programme.
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Other · Nairametrics ·
NiMet forecasts 3-day thunderstorms, moderate rainfall nationwide
NiMet has forecast thunderstorms and moderate rainfall across Nigeria over a three-day period. The headline does not specify the affected locations, timing, or any advice issued by the agency.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Banks yet to lower lending rates nearly a week after CBN’s MPR cut
Nigerian banks have yet to reduce their lending rates nearly a week after the Central Bank of Nigeria cut its Monetary Policy Rate. The headline indicates that borrowing costs have not changed in line with the policy adjustment during that period.
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Lifestyle · BellaNaija ·Laetitia Mugerwa: At What Point Do We Start Living for Ourselves?
Laetitia Mugerwa’s piece considers when people begin living for themselves, focusing on the question of making one’s own life a priority and what that shift might mean.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Shettima Returns To Nigeria After Leading Delegation At UNGA 81
Shettima has returned to Nigeria after leading a delegation at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. The headline does not specify details of the delegation’s activities or the timing of his return.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·Media, Govt must meet at ‘point of truth’ – Governor Mbah
Governor Mbah has said the media and government should meet at a point of truth, calling for a shared basis of honesty and factual engagement between the two.
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Health · PM News ·
Organisation urges renewed commitment to prevention of rabies death
An organisation has called for renewed commitment to preventing rabies-related deaths, stressing that sustained prevention efforts are needed to stop the disease from causing further fatalities.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Know your genotype. But what next?
The headline focuses on the importance of knowing one’s genotype and raises the question of what people should do with that information. It does not specify which next steps or guidance the article discusses.
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Politics · Daily Post ·You’re pretending to be unaware of Tinubu’s whereabouts – Presidency hits Peter Obi
The Presidency has criticised Peter Obi, accusing him of pretending not to know President Bola Tinubu’s whereabouts. The headline indicates a political exchange but provides no further details about the allegation or the president’s location.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Optimus Bank berths with initiative to support emergency, maternal healthcare
Optimus Bank has launched an initiative focused on supporting emergency and maternal healthcare. The headline does not specify the programme’s services, funding, partners, locations or intended beneficiaries, but indicates that the bank is taking action in these healthcare areas.
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Business · Daily Post ·I promised you credit-based economy – Tinubu
Tinubu reiterated that he had promised Nigerians a credit-based economy, referring to a system in which access to credit would play a central role in economic activity.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Dangote plans $50 billion capex, twice its 2020–2025 spend
Dangote plans to invest $50 billion in capital expenditure, an amount described as twice its spending between 2020 and 2025. The headline does not specify the timeframe for the planned investment or the projects it will fund.
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Other · The Punch ·Abia ranks second in revised Phillips Consulting 2026 report
Abia State ranked second in a revised 2026 report by Phillips Consulting. The headline does not identify the measure used for the ranking, the other entities assessed, or what changed in the revised report.
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Other · Vanguard ·Nwifuru orders evacuation of flood victims
Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has ordered the evacuation of people affected by flooding. The headline does not specify where the evacuation is taking place, how many people are affected, or what support is being provided.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·No Rainbow Coalition in Ebonyi, Umahi declares
Ebonyi Governor Dave Umahi has declared that there is no rainbow coalition in the state. The headline does not specify the context or the groups involved, so no further details about the declaration can be established from the information provided.
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Other · Vanguard ·Climate change threatens Nigeria’s food production
Vanguard reports that climate change poses a threat to food production in Nigeria. The headline signals a risk to the country’s ability to produce food but does not specify the affected crops, regions or impacts.
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Business · BusinessDay ·FG targets 1m export-linked jobs in 2030 through hire from Nigeria
The Federal Government is targeting one million jobs linked to exports by 2030 through its Hire from Nigeria initiative. The headline does not specify the sectors involved, how the jobs will be created, or the initiative’s implementation plans.
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