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Africa · Cross RiverNo fewer than 80 militants operating in the Calabar creeks and parts of Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered arms and ammunition to the Nigerian Army. The surrender took place on Friday at the Atimbo Rear Area of Operation OKWOK in Akpabuyo LGA, under the supervision of the 13 Brigade of the Nigerian Army. The repentant militants came from two camps. The first, led by ThankGod Ebikontei, popularly know…See the Story
Betdaq Supports Landmark Surrender of Militants in Cross River State
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Impeachment · Port HarcourtA legal practitioner, Obed Agu, has frowned at the political crisis confronting Rivers State in recent times. Speaking during an interview on Arise Television on Friday, Agu said it is unbecoming that after President Bola Tinubu has taken steps to resolve the issue, the House of Assembly is still going on with impeachment proceedings. Agu said that even though the courts cannot stop any arm of government from carrying out its constitutional obli…See the Story
Rivers crisis: It's unbecoming after Tinubu's intervention
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Supreme Court · KanoIt was a double whammy for the Lamidos, particularly Aminu, with the Supreme Court earlier delivering a judgement reversing their acquittal in a separate joint money laundering trial.See the Story
Nigeria: Supreme Court Affirms Conviction of Ex-Governor Lamido's Son for False Currency Declaration At Airport
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