Nigerian Navy, NIWA deepen collaboration to boost waterway safety in Niger Delta

Security agencies boost collaboration on marine safety The Nigerian Navy and the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) have strengthened their partnership to improve safety on Nigeria’s inland waterways. Both agencies reaffirmed their commitment during a training programme in Warri, Delta State. The programme focused on reducing accidents and improving operational standards in riverine transport. The…

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Mbah inspects major Enugu projects ahead of inauguration

Mbah tours major infrastructure projects Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has inspected major road and infrastructure projects executed by his administration ahead of their inauguration. The inspection took place over the weekend as part of efforts to assess progress on key developments across the state. Some of the projects visited include the 40-kilometre Owo-Ubahu-Amankanu-Umualor-Neke-Ikem…

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NDLEA busts Nigerian-Mexican meth syndicate, arrests 10 suspects

NDLEA uncovers major methamphetamine network The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has dismantled a transnational methamphetamine production syndicate linked to a Nigerian drug cartel and Mexican collaborators. The operation led to the arrest of 10 suspects. In addition, operatives recovered illicit drugs and chemicals valued at more than N480bn. NDLEA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,…

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EFCC arrests ex-Power Minister Saleh Mamman after conviction

EFCC confirms arrest of former minister The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, following his recent conviction for financial misappropriation. EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, confirmed the development on Tuesday. According to reports, operatives arrested Mamman around 3:30 am in Kaduna. Two others arrested during operation Olukoyede disclosed that…

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Tasmania apologises over decades-old autopsy body parts scandal

Government issues apology over human remains scandal Tasmania’s government has issued a formal apology after an investigation uncovered the storage and display of human body parts taken during coronial autopsies without family consent. The findings show that between 1966 and 1991, pathologists may have collected at least 177 human specimens. They then transferred the remains…

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