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Netherlands Returns 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
The Netherlands returned 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria on June 21st, 2024, after a February agreement, marking the largest single return of these artifacts and symbolizing a significant step in cultural repatriation and international relations.
Netherlands Returns 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
The Netherlands returned 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria on June 21st, 2024, after a February agreement, marking the largest single return of these artifacts and symbolizing a significant step in cultural repatriation and international relations.
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24% Bias Score
Record Pangolin Scale Seizure in Nigeria Highlights Global Trafficking Network
Nigerian authorities seized 840 kilograms of pangolin scales, a significant blow to international wildlife trafficking networks operating between central and western African forests, through Nigerian ports, and into Asian markets, revealing the challenges of combating this lucrative illegal trade.
Record Pangolin Scale Seizure in Nigeria Highlights Global Trafficking Network
Nigerian authorities seized 840 kilograms of pangolin scales, a significant blow to international wildlife trafficking networks operating between central and western African forests, through Nigerian ports, and into Asian markets, revealing the challenges of combating this lucrative illegal trade.
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36% Bias Score
Nigerian Brothers Sentenced for Sextortion Leading to Teen's Suicide
Seventeen-year-old Jordan DeMay from Michigan died by suicide after two Nigerian brothers, Samuel and Samson Ogoshi, sexually extorted him for $1000, threatening to release nude photos unless he complied; the brothers were sentenced to 17.5 years in prison.
Nigerian Brothers Sentenced for Sextortion Leading to Teen's Suicide
Seventeen-year-old Jordan DeMay from Michigan died by suicide after two Nigerian brothers, Samuel and Samson Ogoshi, sexually extorted him for $1000, threatening to release nude photos unless he complied; the brothers were sentenced to 17.5 years in prison.
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16% Bias Score
Onovo: Only a Strong Opposition Alliance Can Defeat Tinubu in 2027
Martin Onovo, a former Nigerian presidential candidate, stated on Monday in Lagos that a strong opposition alliance is the only way to defeat President Bola Tinubu's APC in the 2027 election, citing the success of the CUPP coalition and emphasizing the need for competence over loyalty in governance.
Onovo: Only a Strong Opposition Alliance Can Defeat Tinubu in 2027
Martin Onovo, a former Nigerian presidential candidate, stated on Monday in Lagos that a strong opposition alliance is the only way to defeat President Bola Tinubu's APC in the 2027 election, citing the success of the CUPP coalition and emphasizing the need for competence over loyalty in governance.
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56% Bias Score
Nigeria's Maternal Mortality Crisis: 75,000 Deaths Annually"
In Nigeria, a woman dies every seven minutes during childbirth due to factors like insufficient medical personnel, inadequate healthcare facilities, high treatment costs, and cultural practices hindering access to care; this accounts for 29% of global maternal deaths.
Nigeria's Maternal Mortality Crisis: 75,000 Deaths Annually"
In Nigeria, a woman dies every seven minutes during childbirth due to factors like insufficient medical personnel, inadequate healthcare facilities, high treatment costs, and cultural practices hindering access to care; this accounts for 29% of global maternal deaths.
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Nigeria: One Maternal Death Every Seven Minutes"
Nigeria has the world's highest maternal mortality rate, with one woman dying every seven minutes due to preventable causes like postpartum hemorrhage, obstructed labor, and unsafe abortions, exacerbated by poor infrastructure, healthcare worker shortages, and high costs.
Nigeria: One Maternal Death Every Seven Minutes"
Nigeria has the world's highest maternal mortality rate, with one woman dying every seven minutes due to preventable causes like postpartum hemorrhage, obstructed labor, and unsafe abortions, exacerbated by poor infrastructure, healthcare worker shortages, and high costs.
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44% Bias Score
Nigeria Pardons Ogoni Nine, Sparking Debate Over Shell's Role
Nigeria posthumously pardoned nine Ogoni activists, including Ken Saro-Wiwa, executed in 1995 for opposing Shell's operations in the polluted Niger Delta; the decision is contested, with calls for full exoneration and further action against Shell for environmental damage.
Nigeria Pardons Ogoni Nine, Sparking Debate Over Shell's Role
Nigeria posthumously pardoned nine Ogoni activists, including Ken Saro-Wiwa, executed in 1995 for opposing Shell's operations in the polluted Niger Delta; the decision is contested, with calls for full exoneration and further action against Shell for environmental damage.
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60% Bias Score
Abuja ICC Renamed After President Tinubu, Sparking Public Outrage
The Nigerian government renamed the Abuja International Conference Centre, built in 1991 by former President Ibrahim Babangida, to the "Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Centre" after a ₦39 billion renovation, sparking public outrage due to its perceived self-aggrandizement.
Abuja ICC Renamed After President Tinubu, Sparking Public Outrage
The Nigerian government renamed the Abuja International Conference Centre, built in 1991 by former President Ibrahim Babangida, to the "Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Centre" after a ₦39 billion renovation, sparking public outrage due to its perceived self-aggrandizement.
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52% Bias Score
Abuja Ground Rent Dispute: FCT's Power Challenged Over Foreign Missions
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) administration in Abuja, Nigeria, published a list of 3,383 property owners owing ground rent, including over 35 foreign missions, leading to the sealing of some buildings and a 14-day grace period ending June 9th, 2025, sparking debate over diplomatic immunity an...
Abuja Ground Rent Dispute: FCT's Power Challenged Over Foreign Missions
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) administration in Abuja, Nigeria, published a list of 3,383 property owners owing ground rent, including over 35 foreign missions, leading to the sealing of some buildings and a 14-day grace period ending June 9th, 2025, sparking debate over diplomatic immunity an...
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Nigeria's Dire Maternal Mortality Crisis: 75,000 Deaths Annually
Nigeria faces a critical healthcare crisis with 75,000 maternal deaths annually (one every 7 minutes), caused by poor infrastructure, insufficient healthcare workers, unaffordable treatment, and traditional beliefs hindering access to care, despite government initiatives like the Mamii program.
Nigeria's Dire Maternal Mortality Crisis: 75,000 Deaths Annually
Nigeria faces a critical healthcare crisis with 75,000 maternal deaths annually (one every 7 minutes), caused by poor infrastructure, insufficient healthcare workers, unaffordable treatment, and traditional beliefs hindering access to care, despite government initiatives like the Mamii program.
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48% Bias Score
Nollywood Actress Angela Okorie at Center of Public Feud
Nollywood actress Angela Okorie is embroiled in a public feud with Mercy Johnson and Regina Daniels, fueled by social media posts and accusations of infidelity and financial motivations within their relationships, highlighting common conflicts within the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Nollywood Actress Angela Okorie at Center of Public Feud
Nollywood actress Angela Okorie is embroiled in a public feud with Mercy Johnson and Regina Daniels, fueled by social media posts and accusations of infidelity and financial motivations within their relationships, highlighting common conflicts within the Nigerian entertainment industry.
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52% Bias Score
Preventable Maternal Deaths Highlight Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis
Chinenye Nweze's death from postpartum hemorrhage in Onitsha, Nigeria, highlights the country's alarmingly high maternal mortality rate, caused by factors such as inadequate healthcare infrastructure, staff shortages, and cultural barriers, exacerbated by insufficient government funding, resulting i...
Preventable Maternal Deaths Highlight Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis
Chinenye Nweze's death from postpartum hemorrhage in Onitsha, Nigeria, highlights the country's alarmingly high maternal mortality rate, caused by factors such as inadequate healthcare infrastructure, staff shortages, and cultural barriers, exacerbated by insufficient government funding, resulting i...
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44% Bias Score
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