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Newspaper Board / Italy-Based Businessman Excretes 98 Cocaine Wraps at Enugu Airport
« Last post by thisday on Today at 07:05:16 am »Italy-Based Businessman Excretes 98 Cocaine Wraps at Enugu Airport
– NDLEA intercepts cocaine bound for Saudi Arabia, Italy; seizes over 3.2 tonnes of cannabis in nationwide operations Michael Olugbode in Abuja A 30-year-old Italy-based businessman, Joseph Cyril, has been arrested
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– NDLEA intercepts cocaine bound for Saudi Arabia, Italy; seizes over 3.2 tonnes of cannabis in nationwide operations Michael Olugbode in Abuja A 30-year-old Italy-based businessman, Joseph Cyril, has been arrested
Source: Italy-Based Businessman Excretes 98 Cocaine Wraps at Enugu Airport
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Newspaper Board / Improved Security: Alia announces plans to close IDP camps in Benue
« Last post by observer on Today at 07:05:12 am »Improved Security: Alia announces plans to close IDP camps in Benue
Makurdi – Gov. Hyacinth Alia has announced plans to close some Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps in Benue as a result of improved security in the state. Alia made the announcement during a media chat with the Renewed Hope Ambassadors Presidential Media Team, led by Mr Bayo Onanuga, the President’s Special Adviser on Media and […]
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Makurdi – Gov. Hyacinth Alia has announced plans to close some Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps in Benue as a result of improved security in the state. Alia made the announcement during a media chat with the Renewed Hope Ambassadors Presidential Media Team, led by Mr Bayo Onanuga, the President’s Special Adviser on Media and […]
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Newspaper Board / Sahel states reject Tinubu’s claim that bloc’s crisis worsening Nigeria’s insecurity
« Last post by flukky-1 on Today at 07:05:05 am »Sahel states reject Tinubu’s claim that bloc’s crisis worsening Nigeria’s insecurity
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) has rejected President
Bola Tinubu’s claim that insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger is
worsening Nigeria’s security challenges.
The AES comprises Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, which
withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and
subsequently established their own regional bloc.
Tinubu had said some of the terrorists operating in Nigeria
were foreigners, linking the country’s security challenges to instability in
the three Sahelian countries.
“Some of them (the terrorists) are not Nigerian. You see,
the problem of insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger only exacerbates our
difficulties,” Tinubu had said during a meeting with traditional rulers from
Oyo on July 31.
But in a statement published on Friday, Karamoko Jean-Marie
Traoré, Burkina Faso’s foreign minister, said the four countries were facing a
common security threat.
“Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria face the same
enemy,” Traoré said.
The minister said the AES countries would have preferred a
more accurate account of the regional security situation, rather than what he
described as an attempt to attribute a complex crisis to neighbouring
countries.
“We would have preferred a more accurate presentation of the
security situation, rather than placing the blame for a complex situation on
neighbouring countries, at the risk of fuelling misunderstandings and
frustrations between peoples bound by history, geography, and fraternity,” he
said.
Representatives of the three AES countries, meeting in
Ouagadougou, also summoned Nigeria’s chargé d’affaires to express their
disapproval of Tinubu’s remarks.
They described the president’s statements as “inaccurate”
and said they minimised the efforts of the Sahelian armies in fighting armed
groups.
“We are not responsible for what is happening to us. The
real enemies are elsewhere,” he said.
The dispute comes amid persistent insecurity across the
Sahel and neighbouring West African countries. The AES states have faced
sustained attacks by jihadist and other armed groups, while Nigeria continues
to battle insurgency, banditry and kidnappings across several regions.
Nigeria’s relationship with the AES states has been
complicated since the three countries left ECOWAS.
However, Tinubu had previously called for continued regional
engagement.
In May 2025, while receiving the credentials of Mali’s
ambassador, Tinubu said Nigeria remained willing to collaborate with Mali
despite the AES’ position.
“For me, we are one in West Africa and Africa. The Alliance
of Sahel States (AES) has made its position clear, but no nation can succeed
alone. We see Mali as a brother and are ready to collaborate and exchange
ideas,” Tinubu had said.
Source: Sahel states reject Tinubu’s claim that bloc’s crisis worsening Nigeria’s insecurity
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The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) has rejected President
Bola Tinubu’s claim that insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger is
worsening Nigeria’s security challenges.
The AES comprises Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, which
withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and
subsequently established their own regional bloc.
Tinubu had said some of the terrorists operating in Nigeria
were foreigners, linking the country’s security challenges to instability in
the three Sahelian countries.
“Some of them (the terrorists) are not Nigerian. You see,
the problem of insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger only exacerbates our
difficulties,” Tinubu had said during a meeting with traditional rulers from
Oyo on July 31.
But in a statement published on Friday, Karamoko Jean-Marie
Traoré, Burkina Faso’s foreign minister, said the four countries were facing a
common security threat.
“Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria face the same
enemy,” Traoré said.
The minister said the AES countries would have preferred a
more accurate account of the regional security situation, rather than what he
described as an attempt to attribute a complex crisis to neighbouring
countries.
“We would have preferred a more accurate presentation of the
security situation, rather than placing the blame for a complex situation on
neighbouring countries, at the risk of fuelling misunderstandings and
frustrations between peoples bound by history, geography, and fraternity,” he
said.
Representatives of the three AES countries, meeting in
Ouagadougou, also summoned Nigeria’s chargé d’affaires to express their
disapproval of Tinubu’s remarks.
They described the president’s statements as “inaccurate”
and said they minimised the efforts of the Sahelian armies in fighting armed
groups.
“We are not responsible for what is happening to us. The
real enemies are elsewhere,” he said.
The dispute comes amid persistent insecurity across the
Sahel and neighbouring West African countries. The AES states have faced
sustained attacks by jihadist and other armed groups, while Nigeria continues
to battle insurgency, banditry and kidnappings across several regions.
Nigeria’s relationship with the AES states has been
complicated since the three countries left ECOWAS.
However, Tinubu had previously called for continued regional
engagement.
In May 2025, while receiving the credentials of Mali’s
ambassador, Tinubu said Nigeria remained willing to collaborate with Mali
despite the AES’ position.
“For me, we are one in West Africa and Africa. The Alliance
of Sahel States (AES) has made its position clear, but no nation can succeed
alone. We see Mali as a brother and are ready to collaborate and exchange
ideas,” Tinubu had said.
Source: Sahel states reject Tinubu’s claim that bloc’s crisis worsening Nigeria’s insecurity
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Newspaper Board / Yusuf kicks as Bells says they ‘had s^x’ on #BBNaija
« Last post by flukky-1 on Today at 07:05:02 am »Yusuf kicks as Bells says they ‘had s^x’ on #BBNaija
Yusuf Muhammad-Awal, the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) season
11 housemate, has denied a claim by colleague Isabella ‘Bells‘ Imoh that they
had s^x on the reality show.
The incident occurred on Saturday morning during a private
conversation between the pair, who were discussing the possibility of Bells’
eviction from the reality show scheduled for Sunday.
“If I don’t go home tomorrow, it is either my bad character
or that we f**ked on live television,” Bells said.
Bells she and Yusuf fvcked on live TV. Yusuf did not expect it. The way he called her to order 😂😂😂😂😂Video credit: @BBNaija #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/3mXNNl4Cbl— Pookie🌻 (@noyudidntt) August 7, 2026Yusuf responded sharply, saying: “Shut the f**k up. We
didn’t f**k.”.
When Bells questioned his reaction, asking whether they had
merely “dry humped,” Yusuf clarified that his objection was not to the act
itself but to how she disclosed it.
“It is the fact that you said it so loosely,” he replied.
Bells insisted that another housemate, Mercedes, was already
aware of the encounter, stating: “Mercedes knows, she heard us”.
The 2026 season premiered on July 26 with 24 housemates.
This year’s winner stands to claim a record-breaking grand prize of N160
million, the largest payout in the reality show’s history since its debut in
2006.
Chimsom emerged as the first Head of House for the season,
while Sheba was crowned HoH for week two.
Yusuf and Bells are among 19 housemates up for possible
eviction this week.
Source: Yusuf kicks as Bells says they ‘had s^x’ on #BBNaija
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Yusuf Muhammad-Awal, the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) season
11 housemate, has denied a claim by colleague Isabella ‘Bells‘ Imoh that they
had s^x on the reality show.
The incident occurred on Saturday morning during a private
conversation between the pair, who were discussing the possibility of Bells’
eviction from the reality show scheduled for Sunday.
“If I don’t go home tomorrow, it is either my bad character
or that we f**ked on live television,” Bells said.
Bells she and Yusuf fvcked on live TV. Yusuf did not expect it. The way he called her to order 😂😂😂😂😂Video credit: @BBNaija #BBNaija pic.twitter.com/3mXNNl4Cbl— Pookie🌻 (@noyudidntt) August 7, 2026Yusuf responded sharply, saying: “Shut the f**k up. We
didn’t f**k.”.
When Bells questioned his reaction, asking whether they had
merely “dry humped,” Yusuf clarified that his objection was not to the act
itself but to how she disclosed it.
“It is the fact that you said it so loosely,” he replied.
Bells insisted that another housemate, Mercedes, was already
aware of the encounter, stating: “Mercedes knows, she heard us”.
The 2026 season premiered on July 26 with 24 housemates.
This year’s winner stands to claim a record-breaking grand prize of N160
million, the largest payout in the reality show’s history since its debut in
2006.
Chimsom emerged as the first Head of House for the season,
while Sheba was crowned HoH for week two.
Yusuf and Bells are among 19 housemates up for possible
eviction this week.
Source: Yusuf kicks as Bells says they ‘had s^x’ on #BBNaija
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Newspaper Board / LAWMA trains children on waste management, recycling
« Last post by olutee on Today at 07:04:59 am »LAWMA trains children on waste management, recycling
LAWMA Academy launches its 2026 Summer School, training children aged 7-15 on waste management, recycling, and environmental stewardship to create young ec
Read More: https://punchng.com/lawma-trains-children-on-waste-management-recycling/
Source: LAWMA trains children on waste management, recycling
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LAWMA Academy launches its 2026 Summer School, training children aged 7-15 on waste management, recycling, and environmental stewardship to create young ec
Read More: https://punchng.com/lawma-trains-children-on-waste-management-recycling/
Source: LAWMA trains children on waste management, recycling
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Newspaper Board / Iheanacho scores, assists on Bursaspor debut
« Last post by olutee on Today at 07:04:57 am »Iheanacho scores, assists on Bursaspor debut
Kelechi Iheanacho made a sensational start to his Bursaspor career, scoring and assisting in a 2-0 victory. Read about Iheanacho’s impact.
Read More: https://punchng.com/iheanacho-scores-assists-on-bursaspor-debut/
Source: Iheanacho scores, assists on Bursaspor debut
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Kelechi Iheanacho made a sensational start to his Bursaspor career, scoring and assisting in a 2-0 victory. Read about Iheanacho’s impact.
Read More: https://punchng.com/iheanacho-scores-assists-on-bursaspor-debut/
Source: Iheanacho scores, assists on Bursaspor debut
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Newspaper Board / 147 structures to be affected by coastal highway service lane
« Last post by clowntom on Today at 07:04:53 am »147 structures to be affected by coastal highway service lane
Source: 147 structures to be affected by coastal highway service lane
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A total of 147 structures in Lagos will be affected by the construction of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway service lane.
The post 147 structures to be affected by coastal highway service lane appeared first on Vanguard News.
Source: 147 structures to be affected by coastal highway service lane
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Newspaper Board / SERAP trains Benue communities on security tracking, accountability
« Last post by clowntom on Today at 01:02:25 am »SERAP trains Benue communities on security tracking, accountability
Source: SERAP trains Benue communities on security tracking, accountability
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By Peter Duru, Makurdi MAKURDI — The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, has urged residents of Benue State to become more proactive in accessing justice, monitoring government activities and demanding accountability when public spending does not translate into improved safety and wellbeing. The call was made by SERAP Senior Programmes Officer, Folashade Arigbadu, during […]
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Source: SERAP trains Benue communities on security tracking, accountability
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Newspaper Board / Osun-EFCC Saga: Is it Time Up for Olukoyede?
« Last post by thisday on Yesterday at 07:00:46 pm »Osun-EFCC Saga: Is it Time Up for Olukoyede?
Babafemi Fakorede There comes a point in the life of every public institution when repeated errors of judgment can no longer be explained away as isolated missteps. A pattern becomes
Source: Osun-EFCC Saga: Is it Time Up for Olukoyede?
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Babafemi Fakorede There comes a point in the life of every public institution when repeated errors of judgment can no longer be explained away as isolated missteps. A pattern becomes
Source: Osun-EFCC Saga: Is it Time Up for Olukoyede?
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Newspaper Board / LSSTF Hands Over Rowe Park for Six‑week Completion Push
« Last post by thisday on Yesterday at 07:00:46 pm »LSSTF Hands Over Rowe Park for Six‑week Completion Push
The Lagos State Sports Trust Fund (LSSTF) has officially handed over the Mobolaji Johnson Sports Indoor Sports Hall and the Squad Courts Hall, Rowe Park Sports Centre,Yaba, Lagos to Messrs
Source: LSSTF Hands Over Rowe Park for Six‑week Completion Push
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The Lagos State Sports Trust Fund (LSSTF) has officially handed over the Mobolaji Johnson Sports Indoor Sports Hall and the Squad Courts Hall, Rowe Park Sports Centre,Yaba, Lagos to Messrs
Source: LSSTF Hands Over Rowe Park for Six‑week Completion Push
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