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Nigeria’s anti-drug war: Winning battles, losing the war?

By Chris Nwokocha – Every time the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency announces another spectacular seizure, there is reason to applaud. But there is also a question we can no longer avoid: Nigeria keeps seizing tonnes of drugs, arresting tho...

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Seven Weeks After Zamfara IED Blast, Families of Fallen Police Bomb Experts Still Await State Support

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From exclusion to opportunity: How LTHI is redefining disability and dignity in Nigeria

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Nigeria’s anti-drug war: Winning battles, losing the war?

By Chris Nwokocha – Every time the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency announces another spectacular seizure, there is reason to applaud. But there is also a question we can no longer avoid: Nigeria keeps seizing tonnes of drugs, arresting tho...

Tom Chiahemen
August 15, 2026
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When the Drums Begin to Beat: Reading the Early Signals of Nigeria’s 2027 Presidential Contest

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Nigeria’s anti-drug war: Winning battles, losing the war?

By Chris Nwokocha – Every time the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency announces another spectacular seizure, there is reason to applaud. But there is also a question we can no longer avoid: Nigeria keeps seizing tonnes of ...

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August 15, 2026
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Seven Weeks After Zamfara IED Blast, Families of Fallen Police Bomb Experts Still Await State Support

By Paul Adaji (ABUJA) – More than seven weeks after three police bomb disposal experts were killed while clearing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted by bandits in Zamfara State, their colleagues have raised concerns...

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When the Drums Begin to Beat: Reading the Early Signals of Nigeria’s 2027 Presidential Contest

By Tom Chiahemen – In Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart, the wrestling arena was more than a place where strong men tested their physical prowess. It was a theatre of honour, discipline and communal values. There were ...

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Atiku’s wife backs Emerole’s new Foundation to champion rights of Nigeria’s most vulnerable

By Grace Audu (ABUJA) – Portals of Hope Foundation (POHF), a new non-governmental organisation committed to protecting the rights of vulnerable persons and tackling some of Nigeria’s most pressing social challenges, ha...

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ECOWAS Under Pressure as Guinea-Bissau Opposition Rejects Junta’s Constitution, Demands Civilian Government

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THE BENUE PARADOX: The Continuity of Politics or the Politics of Continuous Developmen

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