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Other · Leadership News ·South African Woman Bags 25 Years For Importing 5.75kg Heroin Into Nigeria
A South African woman has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of importing 5.75 kilogrammes of heroin into Nigeria. The case concerns the unlawful entry of the hard drug into the country and the lengthy custodial punishment imposed by the court.
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Other · Vanguard ·Foreign missions urged to review long visa processes, waiting periods for Nigerians
Foreign missions have been urged to reassess the lengthy visa application procedures and extended waiting periods faced by Nigerians. The appeal focuses on making the process more efficient and reducing delays for Nigerian applicants seeking visas, though the headline does not specify which missions or the reasons given for the request.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
South African woman jailed for importing heroin into Nigeria
A South African woman has been sentenced to imprisonment in Nigeria after being convicted of importing heroin into the country. The case highlights the legal consequences faced by individuals involved in the movement of illicit drugs across Nigeria’s borders.
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Other · Vanguard ·Oriire school kidnappings: DSS docks Five Ansaru leaders on 7-count terror charge
Five alleged Ansaru leaders have been arraigned by the Department of State Services over a seven-count terrorism charge linked to the kidnappings at a school in Oriire. The case concerns suspected involvement in the abductions, with the defendants now facing formal legal proceedings before the court.
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Other · Daily Post ·Ogun Water Corporation to clamps down on illegal connections, meter bypass
The Ogun State Water Corporation is set to intensify enforcement against illegal water connections and the bypassing of meters. The move indicates a planned crackdown on practices that may undermine proper water service management, revenue collection and monitoring across the state.
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Other · Premium Times ·When rain becomes a governance test, By AbdulAzeez Aliyu Elayo
AbdulAzeez Aliyu Elayo examines how rainfall can test the effectiveness of governance, particularly through public preparedness, infrastructure and responses to weather-related challenges. The piece considers the relationship between environmental conditions and administrative responsibility.
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Other · Daily Post ·‘Find her for me’ — Peller places N5m bounty on woman over pregnancy claim
Peller has reportedly offered a N5 million reward for information leading to the whereabouts of a woman who allegedly claimed he was responsible for her pregnancy. The report centres on his public request to locate her, but the headline provides no further details about the woman, the allegation, or the circumstances surrounding the offer.
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Other · PM News ·
Oyo Abductions: Five suspects deny terrorism charges
Five suspects linked to abductions in Oyo State have denied terrorism charges brought against them. The report indicates that the accused rejected the allegations in court, although the headline does not provide further details about the charges, proceedings, alleged incidents, or the suspects’ identities.
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Other · Vanguard ·S-West group condemns bandits’ attack in Oyo, tasks govt on security
A South-West group has condemned a bandit attack in Oyo State and called on the government to strengthen security measures. The group’s statement highlights concern over the incident and urges authorities to take action to protect residents and prevent further attacks in the area.
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Other · Vanguard ·South African Woman jailed 25 years for trafficking heroin into Nigeria
A South African woman has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of trafficking heroin into Nigeria. The case highlights the severe legal consequences for international drug trafficking offences in the country, although the headline does not provide details about the court, the quantity involved or when the offence occurred.
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Other · The Punch ·Police arrest six suspected armed robbers, recover guns in Akwa Ibom
Police in Akwa Ibom have arrested six people suspected of involvement in armed robbery. The operation also led to the recovery of firearms. Authorities are expected to investigate the suspects and establish the circumstances surrounding the alleged crimes.
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Other · Daily Post ·Lagos task force warns transport unions against selling public spaces
The Lagos task force has warned transport unions against selling or allocating public spaces, signalling enforcement concerns over the use of government-owned areas. The warning targets unions involved in transport operations and highlights the authorities’ position that public spaces should not be commercially controlled without official approval.
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Other · Vanguard ·Okumagba commends kings, urges support for peace in Warri
Okumagba has commended traditional rulers in Warri and called for continued support for efforts to promote peace in the area. The appeal highlights the role of the kings and wider community in sustaining stability, though the headline does not provide further details about the occasion or specific measures involved.
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Other · Daily Post ·Oriire kidnap: Five defendants plead not guilty to 7-count terrorism charges
Five defendants accused in connection with the Oriire kidnapping case have pleaded not guilty to seven terrorism-related charges. Their pleas mean the case will proceed through the legal process, with the allegations yet to be proven in court.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Court acquits tricycle driver accused of murder
A court has acquitted a tricycle driver who was accused of murder. The ruling clears the driver of the criminal allegation, although the headline does not provide details about the court, the case, the evidence presented, or the circumstances surrounding the charge.
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Oriire Kidnap: DSS Re-Arraigns Five, Defendants Plead Not Guilty To Seven Counts
The Department of State Services has re-arraigned five defendants in connection with the Oriire kidnapping case. The defendants pleaded not guilty to all seven counts brought against them, meaning the case will proceed for further legal consideration and possible trial.
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Other · Daily Post ·Akwa Ibom court grants bail to Princess Udoito after 270 days in custody
An Akwa Ibom court has granted bail to Princess Udoito following 270 days in custody. The ruling changes her immediate legal status, allowing her release under conditions set by the court. The headline does not provide details about the case, the bail terms, or the allegations involved.
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Other · Daily Post ·MUDA appeals for calm over conflict in Taraba community
MUDA has appealed for calm following a conflict in a community in Taraba State. The organisation is urging restraint as tensions persist, although the headline does not specify the location, groups involved, cause of the dispute, or any reported casualties or official response.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·Ex-MILAD Oyakhire decries poor funding, training of police
A former Military Administrator, Oyakhire, has criticised inadequate funding and insufficient training for the Nigeria Police Force. The remarks highlight concerns about the resources and professional development available to officers, though the headline does not provide further details about the specific shortcomings or proposed remedies.
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Other · Premium Times ·Police arrest 60 over assault of officer
Police have arrested 60 people in connection with an assault involving a police officer. The arrests indicate an ongoing investigation into the incident, although the headline does not provide details about when or where it occurred, the identities of those arrested, or the specific allegations against them.
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