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IGP Orders Crackdown On Fully Tinted Vehicles Across Nigeria

The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has announced a nationwide crackdown on vehicles with fully tinted windows, warning that offenders risk having their vehicles...

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Former Kebbi APC Chairman Dies After Two Months In Captivity

A former chairman of the All Progressives Congress in Koko/Besse Local Government Area of Kebbi State, Muhammadu Mai Barga Besse, has reportedly died while...

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NDLEA Dismantles Major Meth Laboratory In Oyo Forest, Arrests Mexican Drug Expert And Four Others

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has uncovered and dismantled another large-scale clandestine methamphetamine production facility hidden inside a forest in Oyo State,...

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Oyo Government Imposed A 16-Hour Curfew In 10 LGA’s

The Oyo State Government has announced a 16-hour curfew across 10 local government areas as part of renewed efforts to address growing security concerns...

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Kenyan Court Rejects Rastafarian Bid To Use Cannabis In Worship

Kenya’s High Court has dismissed a petition by the Rastafari Society of Kenya seeking legal permission to grow, possess and use cannabis for religious purposes, ruling that the country’s existing drug laws do not violate constitutional rights to freedom of religion. The Rastafarian community argued that cannabis is...

Congo Establishes Advisory Council To Pursue Justice For War Crimes In The East

The Democratic Republic of Congo has created a new advisory council made up of leading international war crimes experts to support efforts aimed at securing justice for atrocities committed during the long-running conflict in the country’s eastern region. The council will provide guidance to Congolese state institutions as...

UN: Sudan’s Gum Arabic Trade Is Fueling Civil War

The United Nations has warned that profits from Sudan’s gum arabic trade may be helping to finance the country’s ongoing civil war, calling on governments and businesses to ensure they are not contributing to the conflict. Sudan, which produces about 80% of the world’s gum arabic, supplies the...