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Nigeria no longer a permissive ground for drug cartels — UNODC
By Ibironke Ariyo The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) says Nigeria will no longer be a permissive ground for international drug…
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- Experts urge Nigerian youths to embrace skills devt, integrity2:48 pm
- Minister urges Nigerians to adopt water-saving, climate-smart handwashing methods2:34 pm
- Thailand identifies potential for cultural cooperation with Nigeria, Africa 12:20 pm
- Fagbemi urges Nigerians on integrity, peaceful conduct ahead of elections9:18 am
- Kano’s CNG stations rise to 12 in one year – Pi-CNG7:41 am
- Lagos traders, consumers count losses from spoilt fruits, vegetables7:29 am
- FG targets 1m CNG-powered vehicles to cut transport costs7:15 am
- Terrorism: Jonathan backs retired I-G on non-kinetic approach6:40 am
- Minister urges universities to introduce degree programmes in audiology, speech therapy, others5:21 am
- NPRGS: Turning FG’s skills training into sustainable livelihoods10:30 pm
- Wike meets Fubara, others amid 2027 political re-alignment in Rivers 8:58 pm
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