Three Nigerians Arrested in India for Drug Trade
Three Nigerians have been arrested in India for drug trafficking. They were caught with MDMA and hydroponic ganja worth around Rs 23 crore.
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Three Nigerians have been arrested in India for drug trafficking. They were caught with MDMA and hydroponic ganja worth around Rs 23 crore.

The NDLEA intercepted 6,778.5kg of cannabis at Lagos' Apapa Port. This seizure highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Nigeria.

The arrest of Nigerian nun Sister Leticia Ugboaja by ICE in Texas has drawn widespread outrage. Local lawmakers intervened to secure her release.

Residents of Ayinke Street in Lagos report significant flood damage caused by a fallen Air Force fence. They are calling on the government for assistance.

The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has donated bulletproof vests and helmets to NDLEA officers. This aims to improve their safety and operational capacity.

The Lagos State Government is clearing illegal structures on Badagry Expressway. They warn that anyone who returns will face prosecution.

The Imo State Police Command rescued three kidnapped victims and arrested 12 suspects in operations targeting violent crimes. The police acted on credible intelligence.

The Kwara State Police have arrested three members of the Eiye Confraternity for the kidnapping and murder of a 29-year-old student from Kwara Polytechnic.

Kelechi Anosike, the PDP candidate for Abia State, believes the party is united and ready to win the 2027 elections with impressive membership strength.

Anambra State has successfully enrolled 10,384 people living with HIV in its health insurance scheme, aiming to improve healthcare access and outcomes.

Residents of Eastern Obolo are encouraged to demand action on gas flare funds for environmental cleanup. The PEER Foundation aims to educate communities on their rights.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled a hearing for the Delta APC primary election case on July 6. Micheal Diden seeks to be declared the winner of the May 18 primary.