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Nigeria, UAE sign MoU against transnational drug syndicates (opens the original)
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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Drug Enforcement Authority of the United Arab Emirates to strengthen the fight against drug trafficking between the two countries. A statement made available to Sunday PUNCH on Saturday by the Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, said the agreement was signed in Abu Dhabi, UAE, on the sidelines of the ongoing 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice. Speaking a
Rivers Labour Party not part of Rainbow Coalition – Ex-party zonal chairman, Reuben (opens the original)
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The former National Vice Chairman of the Labour Party in the South-South and National Chairman of the South-South Democratic Movement, Favour Reuben, speaks with DARE AKOGUN on the opposition’s preparations for the 2027 elections and the ex-Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike-led Rainbow Coalition. Opposition parties and political groups are discussing a coalition ahead of the 2027 elections. Do you think they are prepared for that? From what I am seeing on the ground, they are not yet sufficient
N8,000 debt suicide: CSOs tackle Oyo police over ‘poor’ student’s death (opens the original)
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Lawyers and civil society organisations have condemned the handling of the case involving 30-year-old Al-Amin Mohammed, whose death by suicide three days after his release from custody has raised questions over the role of the Oyo State Police Command in a dispute that began over N8,000 debt. The rights advocates, who spoke with Sunday PUNCH, faulted the police for allowing a civil dispute to escalate into a criminal proceeding, while questioning the command’s false allegation of assault levelle
Fresh court battles brew over primaries (opens the original)
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Fresh legal battles may be brewing over political party primaries ahead of the 2027 elections following the Supreme Court’s restoration of provisions of the Electoral Act 2026 governing party membership registers and candidate nominations. The controversy follows Thursday’s unanimous judgment by the Supreme Court in appeal No. SC/CR/495/2026, in which the seven-member panel, led by Justice Adamu Jauro, restored Sections 77(5), 77(6), 77(7) and 84(2) of the Electoral Act. While the judgment did n
N8,000 debt suicide: How Oyo police triggered ‘poor’ student’s death (opens the original)
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New details emerging from the suicide of a polytechnic student, Al-Amin Mohammed, suggest that the mishandling of the matter by the Oyo State Police Command triggered his death. Saturday PUNCH gathered that the police allegedly failed to interrogate or arrest the woman accused of taking Al-Amin’s mobile phone, which started the dispute. Our correspondent had reported that the 30-year-old was detained by the Sanyo Police Division over a debt of N8,000. When his family failed to pay the N100,000 a
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