Nigeria Grapples With Fuel Shortage, Approves Infrastructure Projects
Nigeria is facing concerns over aviation fuel shortages, while the government has approved strategic public-private partnership infrastructure projects and mandated drug tests for secondary school students. Separately, the NDLEA has uncovered a drug stash house and made arrests in drug trafficking cases.
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From Sermons in mosques to bulldozers: 1st month of J-K’s anti-drug drive sees different strategies, 444 arrests
By Bashaarat Masood
Read full article →Pilots, engineers raise concern over aviation fuel shortage
Nigerian pilots and engineers warn the persistent aviation fuel shortage poses a serious threat to flight safety, airline operations, and worker welfare. Read More: https://punchng.com/pilots-engineers-raise-concern-over-aviation-fuel-shortage/
By Punch Newspapers
Read full article →NDLEA uncovers Lekki mansion used as drug stash house
Operatives of a Special Operations Unit in NDLEA on Friday 8th May raided a Lekki Lagos mansion used as stash house where 4,000 parcels of Loud, a strong strain of imported cannabis weighing 2,326 kilograms with a street value of over Five Billion Eight Hundred and Fifteen Million Naira (N5,815,000,000.00) were recovered. The post NDLEA uncovers Lekki mansion used as drug stash house appeared first on Vanguard News.
By efosataiwo@vanguardngr.com
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