
NDLEA nabs 48 drug traffickers in Edo, seizes 541.47kg of drugs
The NDLEA has arrested 48 suspected drug traffickers in Edo State, seizing 541.47 kg of drugs. The operation targeted various drug hotspots in May.
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The NDLEA has arrested 48 suspected drug traffickers in Edo State, seizing 541.47 kg of drugs. The operation targeted various drug hotspots in May.

Kingsley Chinda has resigned as Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, ending nearly three years in the role. His resignation raises questions about his political future.

Julius Akbovoka, a candidate for the NDC, calls for fairness in the Delta primary results. He emphasizes the need for proper review according to party rules.

The EFCC is searching for a foreigner and two others over financial crimes. They are wanted for obtaining money under false pretences and breaking trust.

Sule Lamido's trial for alleged money laundering faced a setback as he and the EFCC disagreed over a witness. The case continues in Abuja.

INEC and SSS are investigating unauthorized access to the voter registration database after a social media post by Wike's aide. Initial findings show no external breach.

Dada Olusegun has called out Nasboi for sharing alarming content. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between the presidency and Nigerian celebrities.

The federal government has initiated a free healthcare plan for pensioners earning under N70,000 monthly. This program aims to enhance medical access for vulnerable retirees.

The governments of Anambra, Ebonyi, and Enugu are taking steps to prevent Ebola. Health officials emphasize the importance of hygiene and public awareness.

Godswill Akpabio brings hope to senators who did not secure party tickets in the recent primaries. He assures support for affected lawmakers.

Teachers in Plateau State held a protest to highlight insecurity affecting education. They called on the government to improve safety for students and teachers.

The RCCG has clarified that a photo of Pastor Adeboye with a placard is misrepresented. It was taken during a prayer walk in 2020, not a protest against Jonathan.