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Business · BusinessDay ·FG moves to unlock SME working capital through digital invoices
The Federal Government is taking steps to help small and medium-sized enterprises access working capital by promoting the use of digital invoices. The initiative is expected to support more efficient business transactions and potentially improve SMEs’ access to financing through verifiable digital records.
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Other · The Punch ·420-year-old tortoise at Alaafin’s palace dies in Oyo
A tortoise believed to have lived for about 420 years has died at the Alaafin’s Palace in Oyo. The reported death concerns the palace’s longstanding animal, though the headline provides no further details about its condition, the circumstances surrounding its death, or plans for its remains.
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Entertainment · BellaNaija ·BBNaija Season 11: The most unpredictable season yet
BellaNaija reports on BBNaija Season 11, presenting it as the reality show’s most unpredictable season so far. The headline signals a focus on the season’s unexpected developments, dynamics or outcomes, without providing specific details about the housemates, events or reasons for that characterisation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·JAMB clarifies ‘not admitted’, ‘admission in progress’ statuses
JAMB has explained the meanings of the admission-status labels “not admitted” and “admission in progress” on its platform. The clarification is intended to help candidates understand that the two statuses reflect different stages or outcomes in the admission process.
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Education · PM News ·Fanny Roki Awa plans further education after building career through social media
Fanny Roki Awa is planning to pursue further education while continuing to build on a career developed through social media. The report highlights her intention to combine additional studies with the professional opportunities and profile she has established online.
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Other · BellaNaija ·From December Launch to National Stage: The Full Story of FutureMakers by NASENI
BellaNaija reports on FutureMakers by NASENI, tracing the initiative from its launch in December to its emergence on a national stage. The headline indicates that the article provides a fuller account of the programme’s development and broader significance, without specifying further details about its participants, objectives or outcomes.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·South African woman jailed 40 years for importing 5.75kg heroin into Nigeria
A South African woman has been sentenced to 40 years in prison in Nigeria after being convicted of importing 5.75 kilogrammes of heroin. The case concerns a major drug-trafficking offence involving the cross-border movement of the narcotic into the country.
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Business · Leadership News ·Abuja Centre For Entrepreneurship: FG, UNDP, Korea Deepen Support For MSMEs
The Federal Government, the United Nations Development Programme and South Korea are strengthening support for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises through the Abuja Centre for Entrepreneurship. The collaboration signals deeper institutional backing for entrepreneurship development and expanded assistance to MSMEs, which play a significant role in Nigeria’s economy.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Emeizy enters new career phase, sets sights on refining his sound
Emeizy is beginning a new phase in his career and is focusing on refining and developing his musical sound. The move suggests a period of artistic growth and possible changes in his creative direction, although the headline does not provide further details about his plans or recent projects.
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Politics · Daily Post ·2027: Pasuma, Osupa, Malaika, Small Doctor, other musicians named in APC Campaign Council [FULL LIST]
The All Progressives Congress has reportedly included Fuji musicians Pasuma, Osupa and Malaika, alongside Small Doctor and other entertainers, on its campaign council for the 2027 elections. Daily Post published the full list of members, indicating the party’s involvement of prominent music figures in its campaign structure.
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Other · Channels TV ·
NSCDC Confirms Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners In Niger Custody
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has confirmed that some suspected illegal miners died while in custody in Niger State. The confirmation concerns individuals arrested in connection with alleged illegal mining activities, although the headline does not provide details on the number of deaths, their identities, or the circumstances surrounding the fatalities.
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Sports · Daily Post ·2026 U-20 WWC: England underrated Falconets -Aduku
Former Falconets coach Aduku says England underestimated Nigeria’s women’s U-20 team ahead of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. The headline highlights his assessment of England’s view of the Nigerian side, but provides no further details about the teams’ preparations, tournament schedule or expected outcome.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Let The Freezers Freeze, Not Nigerians
The headline highlights a concern involving freezers and Nigerians, using a contrast that suggests people should not be subjected to freezing conditions or hardship. The precise subject, circumstances and proposed response are unclear from the headline alone.
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Health · Premium Times ·The misdirected narrative around Nigeria’s HIV response: Are we ready to change it?, By Adaeze Oreh
Adaeze Oreh examines how Nigeria’s HIV response is being portrayed and questions whether the prevailing narrative accurately reflects the country’s situation and efforts. The article considers the need for a shift in understanding or communication around HIV as Nigeria assesses its readiness to change the approach.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigeria’s Gas Flaring At 7.48% Hits 11-month High In August
Nigeria’s gas flaring rate rose to 7.48% in August, marking its highest level in 11 months, according to Leadership News. The headline indicates an increase in the proportion of gas flared during the month but provides no further details on the causes, volumes involved or potential impact.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Court begins trial of suspected Oriire kidnappers
A court has commenced proceedings against individuals suspected of involvement in kidnappings in Oriire. The trial marks the formal start of the judicial process, during which the allegations will be examined and the accused persons will have the opportunity to respond through the court.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Constitution Review: Speakers yet to get formal transmission of bills — Conference Chairman
The chairman of the Constitution Review Conference says state and federal Speakers have not yet formally received the proposed constitutional amendment bills. The update concerns the official transmission of the bills and indicates that the review process is still awaiting this procedural step.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Oyo Police Disburse N38m To 48 Families Of Fallen Officers
The Oyo State Police Command has disbursed N38 million to the families of 48 police officers who died in service. The payment is intended to provide financial support to the bereaved families, according to the report by Leadership News.
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Sports · Vanguard ·Chelsea ambition ‘very clear’ after end of Boehly era – Xabi Alonso
Xabi Alonso says Chelsea’s ambitions remain clear following the end of Todd Boehly’s era at the club. The comments indicate that Chelsea’s leadership and future direction remain a focus, with Alonso addressing expectations surrounding the team after a change in ownership or management.
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Sports · BellaNaija ·Nigeria’s Falconets Advance to U-20 Women’s World Cup Quarter-Finals After 3–0 Win Over England
Nigeria’s Falconets have progressed to the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup after defeating England 3–0. The result confirms Nigeria’s place among the tournament’s final eight teams, marking a decisive knockout-stage victory for the women’s under-20 national side.
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