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Education · Leadership News ·Varsity, Poly Warn Fresh Students Against Drug Abuse, Cultism
Nigerian universities and polytechnics have issued stern warnings to newly admitted students regarding the dangers of drug abuse and cultism. During orientation exercises, institutional authorities emphasized the negative impacts of social vices on academic success and personal development, urging freshmen to comply with school regulations and prioritize their studies throughout their tenure.
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Other · Channels TV ·
11 Persons Killed As Bandits Launch Reprisal Attacks On Katsina Villages
Bandits killed at least eleven individuals during a series of reprisal attacks on multiple villages in Katsina State. The violent incidents reflect the persistent security challenges facing the region as armed groups continue to launch strikes against local communities, prompting concerns from residents and necessitating responses from security personnel.
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Politics · Daily Post ·2027: ADC not vehicle for Atiku – Party chieftain, Igbawua
A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, Igbawua, has clarified that the political party is not intended to serve as a platform for former Vice President Atiku Abubakar in the upcoming 2027 general elections. The statement emphasizes the party's independence from specific individual ambitions as preparations for the next electoral cycle begin.
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Sports · Daily Post ·LaLiga: Vinicius joins Ronaldo, Benzema in exclusive record after Real Madrid’s win over Espanyol
Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior has reached a significant milestone in LaLiga following the team's victory over Espanyol. By achieving this specific record, the Brazilian joins former club legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema in an elite group of players, highlighting his ongoing contributions to the Spanish side's domestic success.
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Business · Premium Times ·Nestoil Bad Loans Halt UBA, First Bank, Access Bank Dividend Payments as Banking Sector Stability Threatened
United Bank for Africa, First Bank, and Access Bank have suspended dividend payments due to non-performing loans associated with Nestoil. This development has raised concerns about the overall stability of the Nigerian banking sector as major institutions manage the financial impact of these significant bad debts.
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Politics · The Punch ·Sowore slams police for arresting bloggers over Elumelu divorce report
Omoyele Sowore has criticized the Nigerian police following the arrest of bloggers over reports concerning Tony Elumelu's divorce. The activist voiced his opposition to the law enforcement agency's intervention in the matter, which involved the detention of individuals responsible for publishing information about the prominent businessman's private life.
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Other · Daily Post ·Rivers man alleges illegal detention as police allegedly ignore bail orders
A resident of Rivers State is accusing the police of illegal detention despite court-ordered bail. The individual claims authorities have refused to release him, ignoring legal directives meant to secure his freedom. This development highlights ongoing concerns regarding the enforcement of judicial orders by law enforcement agencies within the region.
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Other · Daily Post ·Gunmen abduct Fulani community leader in Plateau, demand N2m ransom
Gunmen kidnapped a Fulani community leader in Plateau State and are demanding a ransom of two million naira for his release. The abduction highlights ongoing security concerns in the region as local residents and authorities respond to the incident to secure the victim's safe return.
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World · Daily Trust ·
US lifts visa freeze on Nigerian doctors, others
The United States government has lifted its previous suspension on visa processing for Nigerian medical doctors and other categories of professionals. This policy change allows eligible Nigerian citizens in the healthcare sector to resume applications for travel permits to the US, marking a shift in bilateral diplomatic and immigration relations between the two nations.
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Politics · Premium Times ·PDP BoT calls emergency NEC meeting amid leadership dispute
The Board of Trustees of the People's Democratic Party has convened an emergency National Executive Committee meeting to address ongoing leadership disputes within the party. This decision follows recent internal conflicts and aims to resolve the power struggle currently affecting the stability of Nigeria's main opposition party.
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Politics · Daily Post ·NDC: Peter Obi, Kwankwaso acted wisely – Abati
Nigerian journalist Reuben Abati has endorsed the recent political decisions made by Peter Obi of the Labour Party and Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria Peoples Party. Abati noted that both leaders exhibited strategic judgment in their interactions with the National Democratic Coalition during a recent public engagement in the country.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Eniola Badmus calls out Funke Akindele for boxing showdown amid ₦50m windfall buzz
Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus has publicly challenged fellow industry colleague Funke Akindele to a boxing match. The invitation for a physical showdown follows recent reports concerning a fifty million naira windfall involving Badmus. Both actresses are prominent figures in the Nigerian film industry, and the development has drawn attention across various media platforms.
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Sports · Daily Post ·NPFL: Mangut laments Nasarawa United’s loss to Shooting Stars
Nasarawa United head coach Mangut expressed disappointment following his team's defeat to Shooting Stars in the Nigeria Premier Football League. The result represents a setback for the club in their domestic campaign as they seek to secure points in the ongoing top-flight competition.
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Technology · Vanguard ·Musk vs OpenAI trial enters second week
The legal dispute between Elon Musk and OpenAI has proceeded into its second week of courtroom proceedings. The trial focuses on the ongoing conflict between the billionaire entrepreneur and the artificial intelligence organization he helped co-found, as both parties present their respective arguments within the judicial system.
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Other · Vanguard ·Gunmen kill five in fresh Plateau attack
Five individuals have been confirmed dead following a recent attack by unidentified gunmen in Plateau State. The incident adds to the persistent security challenges in the region, as local authorities and security agencies face pressure to address recurring violence and ensure the safety of residents in affected communities.
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Lifestyle · ThisDay ·
QShelter Hosts Programme to Promote Wellness
QShelter recently organized an initiative designed to foster physical and mental well-being among its participants. The programme focuses on promoting healthy lifestyle choices and overall wellness through structured activities, reflecting the organization's commitment to the personal health and balance of the community members it serves.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Anyaoku Leads Conversations on Crisis Mgt at the Duke’s Masterclass
Chief Emeka Anyaoku facilitated discussions on crisis management strategies during the Duke’s Masterclass event. The session focused on providing participants with practical frameworks for navigating leadership challenges and organizational instability, leveraging Anyaoku’s extensive diplomatic background to address effective governance and problem-solving techniques in various sectors.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Dangote Promises More Job Opportunities
Aliko Dangote has committed to creating additional employment opportunities through his various business ventures. This pledge aims to reduce unemployment rates and support economic growth across Nigeria. The expansion of his industrial projects is expected to drive this initiative, providing sustainable livelihoods for a significant number of citizens.
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Sports · Daily Post ·LaLiga: Arbeloa responds to Vinicius, Mbappe comparison
Real Madrid youth coach Alvaro Arbeloa has addressed the public comparisons between forwards Vinícius Júnior and Kylian Mbappé. Following the arrival of the French captain at the Spanish club, Arbeloa shared his insights regarding the talents of both players and their significance to the team's performance.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
‘Don’t sell that land’, Cleric kneels for Wike over Abuja recreation park
A religious leader in Abuja has appealed to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, to halt the proposed sale of a local recreation park. The cleric physically gestured his plea to the minister, emphasizing the importance of preserving the public land for community use rather than private development.
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