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04/06/2026

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES + 04/06/2026*

Over 600 pupils, teachers abducted despite N145bn Safe-School scheme

School abduction: Oyo Assembly rejects negotiation with bandits

Police launch manhunt as gunmen abduct Adelabu’s sister, nephews

Five abducted Kwara worshippers feared dead in captivity

Nigerians can now sell excess solar power back to grid – NERC

CBN releases FX guidelines, approves export of $50,000

Banks make N209bn from account maintenance fees in three months

Jonathan not in 2027 race, associates insist

Lagos attains five-star rating in state performance index

Report rates 38% of Tinubu’s campaign promises unfulfilled

Naira now N1,398 /$ in parallel market

US sanctions M23, FDLR Commanders over Eastern Congo conflict

Africa can raise $469bn without tax hikes – AfDB

Looted weapons from Libya found with Nigerian extremists – UN

4 Nigerian artistes on official album for 2026 World Cup

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Every living organism – from the smallest bacteria to the largest trees and animals – requires nitrogen to survive. Nitrogen is a fundamental building block of life.

* The orbicularis oculi, which circles the eye socket and controls blinking, is the body’s fastest muscle.
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Tinubu approves 2026 oil block licensing round

Rising insecurity: Senate begins state police constitutional push

Senate to FG, security agencies: Deploy all resources to rescue kidnapped school children

Senate passes Malaria Elimination Agency Bill

Senate seeks national re-orientation programme over rising indiscipline

Reps urge urgent FG action over fresh Taraba clashes, displacement

Reps back Bash Ali’s Guinness boxing dream, rule out government funding

61 Opposition Lawmakers back Ugochinyere for Minority leader

Owo church attack: Four terrorists get death sentence

EFCC arraigns oil magnate, two others over alleged N691.6m fraud

ADC leadership tussle: New judge fixes June 8 to hear Bala Gombe’s suit

Ekiti council vice chair remanded over alleged self-kidnap

Gunmen attack immigration office in Ogbomoso, loot arms

Nigeria attracts $10.37bn capital importation in Q1 2026 – NBS

Voter data leak: Police detain INEC official, quiz Wike’s aide

FG seeks stronger Nigeria-Israel partnership in agriculture, security, technology

FG credits prison reforms for decline in repeat offenders

FG courts investors at London Stock Exchange

Ekiti 2026: INEC rallies stakeholders for PVC collection drive

NEPZA, 20 agencies adopt revenue transparency platform

NERC flags off net billing regulations 2026 for renewable energy export to DisCos

Federal Govt warns against harassing mining marshals

FCT general hospitals receive 48 modern Vein-Finding devices

NLC backs teachers’ strike, demands release of abducted pupils

IFC, Standard Chartered launch $300m finance facility

CardinalStone completes N21bn Fidson Rights Issue

RusselSmith transitions to Arridex

NLNG awards contracts for three new vessels

Accord: we have no presidential candidate for 2027

Aftermath primaries: Obi rallies NDC aspirants for unity

Structure hijack forced my exit from APC — Omo-Agege

Tambuwal demands action after fresh Sokoto bandit attacks

Oborevwori inaugurates 18km roads

Alia appoints Eunice Ogbenyi acting Benue Head of Service

Alia swears in new Benue High Court judge

Nasarawa Assembly passes 37 Bills, goes on recess

Kaduna gets electricity, agriculture, climate laws

Ogun: No invasion threat, security agencies on alert

Lagos backs National Games to develop talent

Abia doctors shelve planned strike

Gridlock returns as trucks shut Mile 2 axis of Oshodi-Apapa Expressway

Ogun school hit by fresh gas leak, scores hospitalised

A’Ibom youths protest over Conoil’s host community snub

Protest in Ekiti over 16 worshippers held after ransom

144 arrested in Lagos street-begging raids

Bauchi teenager in police custody over teen’s drowning

Kano man dies fetching phone from well

Final-year female varsity student found dead on Kogi highway

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1989, thousands died in the Tiananmen Square Massacre, Using assault rifles and tanks, Chinese troops massacred unarmed civilians who had taken part in pro-democracy protests.

* On this day in 1783, the Montgolfier brothers demonstrated the first hot air balloon. The flight of the Montgolfière lasted only about 10 minutes, but it secured the French inventors a place in the history books.

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May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears. – Nelson Mandela

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*Compiled by Joe Agbro Jr., [email protected]

03/06/2026

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*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES + 03/06/2026*

Dangote named Africa’s top brand for eighth straight year

Schoolchildren abduction: Oyo protests go nationwide, NASS moves on state police

ASUP gives 21-day ultimatum to poly over poor welfare

Many killed as Sokoto records second attack in 48 hours

Bandit leader contacts abducted General’s family, seeks release of gang members

National Payment Stack processes 153,000 pilot transactions

Parents withdraw children from Osun schools over rumoured bandit presence in communities

Cholera: Borno records 274 new cases in 24 hours

N’West IDPs near 800,000 amid killings – Report

Cricket: Nigeria coach calls 35 players for Namibia Tri-Series

Nigeria committed to strengthening cultural exchanges with China – FG

Jimoh Ibrahim elected Chairman of UN Budget and Administration

IOM receives 180 Nigerian migrants from Libya

38 Ivorians arrested in Ogun not bandits, police clarify

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* China has only one time zone. Despite being geographically wide enough to span multiple time zones, all of China operates on Beijing Time.

* A “rabbit hole” is an idiom describing a bizarre, confusing, or strangely compelling situation. The term originates from Lewis Carroll’s 1865 classic, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
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Democracy Day: Tinubu to address N’Assembly June 12

Tinubu hails Housing Fund as 1,859 families access ₦128bn affordable mortgages

Shettima seeks extension of $750m SABER programme, urges states to deepen reforms

Shettima hails Starlink support as NEMA receives emergency communication equipment

Senate sets up panel to review unpaid contractors’ funds, gives one-week deadline

INEC data leak: Actor Emeka Ike threatens action against Wike’s aide

INEC, DSS probe voter data leak as Atiku raises fears

48 suspected drug traffickers in Edo NDLEA custody

FG’s response to Oyo school abduction not slow – Presidency

Unite against maritime threats, Matawalle urges African navies

Fed Govt distributes ICT equipment to 15 colleges of education

Food prices jump in April 2026 — NBS

INEC probes leak of voter data, traces user account

CBN bets on rules to stabilise FX market

NAICOM seeks insurance cover for state loan schemes

Police Trust Fund seeks increase in statutory allocation from 0.5% to 1%

No doctor should earn below N1m monthly – OOUTH ARD

FUTO to graduate 3,358 students as VC Oti bows out

CAN declares 3-day national mourning over insecurity

RCCG clarifies Adeboye’s political stance, denies endorsing any party

AfDB flags weak private sector credit in Nigeria

Manufacturers spent N1.34tn on alternative energy in 2025 – MAN

DisCos fail to collect N97.63b in March

Petrol drops below N1,300 after Dangote price cut

Private sector faults N100,000 minimum wage proposal

Six Oyo Rep members dump PDP for APM

Turaki PDP claims APC jittery over Jonathan’s candidacy

Rivers, Oyo defections shake Reps as Chinda resigns minority leadership

Tinubu’s re-election my priority project, Oborevwori declares

Ekiti poll: Oyebanji warns opposition against fake news

Pity Fayose, don’t get angry with him – Makinde

Aiyedatiwa approves construction of new flyover bridge in Akure, other road projects

Osun to distribute nearly 2.9m mosquito nets to tackle malaria

N75,000 COVID grant rumour causes stir in Jigawa

Anambra confirms death of four in gunmen attack, launches manhunt on perpetrators

Ogun, Kebbi Hajj pilgrims return home Thursday, airline says

Plateau teachers protest, demand urgent action on insecurity

Lawyers shut down courts in Nsukka, protest virtual hearings, administrative bottlenecks

Grief as eight Plateau attack victims buried in mass grave

A’Ibom NSCDC smashes alleged militia training network, arrests 39

No student kidnapped in Imo schools – Police

Police rescue three abducted Zamfara teenage boys

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1492, Martin Behaim presented the world’s first globe. The German geographer called his terrestrial globe Erdapfel, or Earth Apple. It is kept in a darkened room at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg, Germany.

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Live as if everything you do will eventually be known. – Hugh Prather

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*Compiled by Joe Agbro Jr., [email protected]

02/06/2026

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES + 02/06/2026*

School abductions: Protest in Oyo, Ogun as NUT begins nationwide rally today

Nigeria’s blackout persists despite $3.6bn W’Bank loans – Report

Bandits kill 17, loot shops in Sokoto raid

One killed, over 30 people kidnapped in Kogi

Alleged $2b debt saga : Nestoil wins at Supreme Court

Oil rises as diplomacy between US, Iran stalls

2027 polls: CBN targets N2.83tn cash in private hands

NCDC launches 21-day Ebola watch for exposed travellers

Lagos builds 362 roads in seven years, 181 ongoing

ADC primaries: Atiku, Babachir trade words as ex-SGF quits party

Mbora housing project: No IGP sold barracks —Corpran

Ireland expands employment permit for international workers

Senegal president names government, excluding rival’s party

Nigeria leads Africa with two-day stock market settlement cycle

To read beyond the headlines, click: https://dailyshot.ng/daily-shot-01-06-2026/

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* The famous conjoined twins, Chang and Eng Bunker, were born in Siam (present day Thailand) in 1811, which gave rise to the term “Siamese twins”.

* Badminton holds the official Guinness World Record as the fastest racket sport in the world.
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Navy critical to Nigeria’s economic growth, Tinubu declares

Tinubu receives new Béninoise President Wadagni

Judge recuses self from $42.48m fraud case involving Briton, Indians

Abuja train attack: Alleged terrorists negotiator Tukur Mamu re-arraigned

Alleged terrorism: Court fixes Wednesday for judgment in Owo church attack trial

Alleged N2b fraud: Mining Marshals demand DSS probe over officer’s death

Court remands five police officers over Delta musician’s death

Troops free 23 abducted passengers in Kogi operation

We’re working to rescue kidnapped retired Major Gen Abubakar — Defence hq

DSS nabs five suspected arms couriers behind Niger school abduction

DSS grilled Okey Ndibe over 2013 watch-list – Source

FG scraps three-month terminal leave for civil servants

Goronyo: Tinubu’s Sokoto–Badagry highway game-changer for economy, others

Fed Govt targets 6m youths with new agribusiness Land Trust Fund initiative

Housing projects: FG moves against defaulting contractors

NDPC records 2,000 cyberattacks in one week

NPA boss condemns withdrawal of armoured vehicles in Osun

PSC dismisses fake police recruitment shortlist

Wike admits concern over cows roaming Abuja roads

FUTO shuts down for fumigation amid protest over student’s death

120 students bag first class as UNIPORT graduates 8,156

MAPOLY expels 365 HND students over fake certificates, forged transcripts

SCOAN marks five years after TB Joshua’s death

Recruit 1,000 forest guards for Borno, Falana tells Tinubu

Union Bank, Polaris, Keystone get nod on recapitalisation

Petrol price soars 643% in three years

Savannah Energy revenue hits $104m in four months

Oil workers shut NUPRC offices over welfare dispute

TAJBank grows assets to N1.34tn, maintains lead

2027: NDP unveils female presidential candidate, vows electoral victory

Babachir: Atiku not fit, proper to be president

Atiku to Lawal: produce proof of ADC primaries rigging

Lagos APC insists published candidates’ list stands amid protest

Bauchi governor debunks PDP return claims, rules out 2027 VP bid

Otu okays ‘Rethinking Our Collective Destiny’ as 2026 carnival theme

Fintiri inaugurates Health Week, inspects PHC projects

Plateau to harness youth potential through science, tech – Mutfwang

Jigawa gov suspends four aides indefinitely

Niger integrates 396 UNICEF/GAVI health workers into civil service

Lagos, NIS move to strengthen sports sector safety

Niger textbooks last reviewed 19 years ago, says commissioner

Ondo doctors shut down hospital over assault on colleague

Abia doctors threaten indefinite strike over surgeon’s abduction

Children’s Day chaos: Police nab three bouncers over pepper spray attack in Edo

Lagos records hitch-free Christian pilgrimage, targets bigger 2026 exercise

Anambra begins clampdown on unregistered mortuary operators

Cholera kills 40 in Borno

Eid: Zamfara residents hail Tinubu, Matawalle over improved security

Kogi police command trains 565 constables in weapon handling

C’River woman bags eight years jail for operating unregistered pharmacies

Tricycle operator sentenced to death for murder in Anambra

Enugu, police dismiss alleged Awgu attack, describe viral report as false

Man dies after torture by So-Safe officers in Ogun

Manhunt begins as gunmen kill two police officers in Anambra

Police officers mistaken for kidnappers escape mob attack in Ogun

False bandit alarm leads to mob killing of 24-year-old motorcyclist in Lagos

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1946, Italy became a parliamentary republic. The transition from a monarchy to today’s Italian Republic was effected by the favorable outcome of a referendum, in which 89 percent of Italians, also including women for the first time, took part.

* On this day in 1979, Pope John Paul II became the first pontiff to visit a communist country. Millions of spectators lined the streets of Warsaw as the Pope began his nine-day tour of his native Poland.

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Change. But start slowly, because direction is more important than speed. – Paulo Coelho

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*Compiled by Joe Agbro Jr., [email protected]

02/06/2026

“We expect more from technology and less from each other.” ― Sherry Turkle

01/06/2026

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES + 01/06/2026*

NUT orders Oyo teachers to withdraw services over abducted colleagues

N100,000 minimum wage too low, workers deserve N1m — NLC

Cooking gas prices surge despite higher domestic supply

Education, medical tourism drive foreign travel spending to $6bn

Banks:Bad loans rise after CBN ends forbearance

Ogun emerges Nigeria’s second best-performing state in 2025 governance index

Middle-Belt Tigers win inaugural Nigeria Super League

World Cup: South Africa’s Bafana Bafana Stranded Over Visa Issues

Iran says US not trustworthy as nuclear talks stall over Trump proposal

Nigeria, UAE’s non-oil trade hit $5bn in 2025 — Envoy

US commits $3.5m to monitor Nigeria’s religious violence

Nigerians in Philippines, Cambodia threaten to sue FG over demand for monthly dues

Fire ravages Nigerian family’s home in UK, 10-year-old hospitalised

To read beyond the headlines, click: https://dailyshot.ng/daily-shot-01-06-2026/

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Adidas is named after its founder, Adolf “Adi” Dassler. His brother, Rudolf Dassler, went on to found Puma after a bitter family feud.

* Lithium is both the lightest of all solid elements and the lightest of all metals.
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Tinubu approves 1,000 forest guards for Oyo, deploys special rescue team for abducted pupils

ADC: New Judge Fixes Wed For Nafiu-Bala’s Suit Against Mark, Aregbesola

NSCDC arraigns 15 Chinese, nine Nigerians for illegal mining in Nasarawa

IG cautions against indiscriminate recording of police operations

Papiri school abduction: DSS arrests suspected arms couriers, recovers 15 AK rifles

NDLEA seizes 380 military-grade bullets in Kaduna raids

SKFEST: Defence Minister Seeks Unity, Community Support Against Insecurity

Renewed Hope housing: Minister threatens to sanction defaulting contractors

Ogoni now free of illegal refineries — HYPREP

WHO seeks tightened to***co laws as industry targets youth

NTDA DG commends Tinubu’s 30-day Visa-Free for Rwandan nationals

NAHCON raises concern over stress-related deaths among pilgrims

Abuja homeowners begs Wike over land racketeering

Workers threaten indefinite strike over wages, insecurity

FUTO students shun classes after colleague’s killing over N13,500

Falcons open camp for Senegal double-header

Grange, St Saviour’s retain Dolphin Swimming League crowns

Economic reforms yet to fully impact businesses, says NECA

Tinubu reforms stabilised economy, welfare lags – CPPE

Manufacturing sector drives 77% forex surge

CFAO bets on hybrid SUV for Nigerian roads

LAWMA converts old tyres into household tables

Obi donates N10m to Imo hospital

Atiku moves to reconcile Hayatu-Deen after ADC primary dispute

2027: Zugwai-Chukwu emerges YPP presidential candidate

2027: Olawepo-Hashim emerges Accord Party presidential candidate

Abbo, Gaza get LP governorship tickets in Adamawa, Nasarawa

Controversy trails NDC Delta primary as Omo-Agege, Dema camps claim victory

2027: ADC, Atiku won’t get 10% in Rivers – Wike vows

Otti, Kalu mourn AIG Uzuegbu

Eno: I won’t waste money on unviable projects of previous govts

Plateau spends N16bn on pension, gratuity in 3 years – Mutfwang

Segilola inaugurates road, water projects in Osun

Ebola threat: Lagos moves to limit passenger interaction

Lagos refuse crisis worsens as trash overruns communities

Akwa Ibom seeks investors to convert waste into wealth

Lagos discovers 3,700 hectares of informal spaces

Osun Traditional Rulers commend Tinubu, Oyetola over road upgrade

Ekiti Traditional Rulers Seek Tougher Anti-Kidnap Laws

Lagos police command names conference centre after Egbetokun

Kwara police condemn killings of Islamic cleric, burning of houses

Tragedy as 16-year-old drowns in Rivers stream

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1979, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) ended 90 years of white rule. In 1980, the Republic of Zimbabwe achieved sovereignty from the United Kingdom.

* On this day in 2009, Air France flight 447 crashed into the Atlantic. All 228 people on board died in the crash. It took two years to find and recover the wreckage from the ocean floor.

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