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NEMA receives 129 stranded Nigerians from Libya
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) on Friday received 129 Nigerians stranded from Libya at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.
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NDLEA urges Abia residents to give information to track labs
Alhaji Junaidu Yusuf, Commandant, Abia Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has urged Abia residents to volunteer information on Methamphetamine laboratories in the state to curtail its abuse.
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Shun drug abuse, NOA urges FCT students with disabilities
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has urged students of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) School for the Deaf, Kuje Area Council, not to use illicit drugs to achieve their potential.
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Clerics task Gov. Soludo to focus on winning the war against insecurity
Clerics under Pentecostal Bishops Association of Anambra State Incorporated, have advised Gov. Charles Soludo of Anambra to focus on winning the war against insecurity in the state.
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Police diffuse IED in Rigasa, Kaduna
The Police Command in Kaduna State said it had successfully diffused an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Rigasa, Igabi Local Government Area of the Kaduna State.
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Wabote lists hydrocarbons divestment, energy shortage as implications
The Nigeria Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has identified divestment from hydrocarbons assets and energy shortage as two implications of energy transition with different impacts….
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Telecom Operators threaten tariff hike over cost of doing business, safety
Telecoms operators have threatened upward review of their tariff over rising cost of doing business and safety of telecommunications infrastructure in the country.
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South Africa police, FBI nab four Nigerians linked to $0.5m fraud
A fraud syndicate which operated out of Johannesburg, South Africa, and swindled a US-based company out of around $500,000 was taken down in raids across the South African city on Thursday. The South African Police Services’ Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), also known as Hawks, and FBI agents arrested seven people believed to be
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Kaduna train attack: Security threats rising, need new strategies, says Niger president
Niger Republic President, Mohammed Bazoum, has said African countries battling terrorism need to come up with new strategies for dealing with the challenges. Bazoum spoke with State House correspondents, yesterday, after his visit to President Muhammadu Buhari, in Abuja.
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2023: Ndigbo to detractors, treat us fairly
Southeast leaders, comprising notable Ndigbo voices, both apolitical and of different political persuasion, yesterday, made a strong case for the presidency of the country to emerge from the zone in 2023…
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