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جيفة وانقسمت نُصّْين: الإسلاموكوز والجنجوكوز(3-4) • هل تكون الدولة الدستورية نقطة الالتقاء؟.. «تأسيس» و«صمود» والإسلاميون الديمقراطيون بعد انحسار دور البندقية • Business has no religion, Northern Christian leader backs Dangote IPO • Aiyedatiwa urges youths to embrace AI, digital economy • Gbajabiamila breaks silence on alleged PFIPC involvement • LG tightens smart TV privacy as voice, AI enter Nigerian homes • Eno seeks stronger collaboration with PHED to ensure steady power supply in Akwa Ibom • Africa’s next agripreneurs need more than farming skills — Danjuma • Tinubu’s re-election tops agenda as APC bigwigs meet in Maiduguri • Video/ Photos: Old Trafford turns prayer ground as Jerry Eze leads UK conference • ADC chieftain defects to APC in Sokoto • FG evacuates another 105 Nigerians from South Africa • Soldiers rescue six kidnap victims in Taraba • 2027: Osun APC rallies electorate for candidates, says current hardship temporary • من تحت الركام إلى السودان الجديد البنيات الحية والوسائل اللازمة لبناء دولة تعتمد على ذاتها • Kebbi: Gov Idris mourns death of two traditional leaders • NSCDC arrests man over alleged defilement of 8-year-old girl in Kebbi • 2027: ‘Nigerians can’t feed their children, workers can’t pay transport fare’ – Atiku hits Tinubu • PDP fixes September 29 for fresh Gombe governorship primary • Former House Member, Nwogu, Felicitate Gbajabiamila on Mega Empowerment • جيفة وانقسمت نُصّْين: الإسلاموكوز والجنجوكوز(3-4) • هل تكون الدولة الدستورية نقطة الالتقاء؟.. «تأسيس» و«صمود» والإسلاميون الديمقراطيون بعد انحسار دور البندقية • Business has no religion, Northern Christian leader backs Dangote IPO • Aiyedatiwa urges youths to embrace AI, digital economy • Gbajabiamila breaks silence on alleged PFIPC involvement • LG tightens smart TV privacy as voice, AI enter Nigerian homes • Eno seeks stronger collaboration with PHED to ensure steady power supply in Akwa Ibom • Africa’s next agripreneurs need more than farming skills — Danjuma • Tinubu’s re-election tops agenda as APC bigwigs meet in Maiduguri • Video/ Photos: Old Trafford turns prayer ground as Jerry Eze leads UK conference • ADC chieftain defects to APC in Sokoto • FG evacuates another 105 Nigerians from South Africa • Soldiers rescue six kidnap victims in Taraba • 2027: Osun APC rallies electorate for candidates, says current hardship temporary • من تحت الركام إلى السودان الجديد البنيات الحية والوسائل اللازمة لبناء دولة تعتمد على ذاتها • Kebbi: Gov Idris mourns death of two traditional leaders • NSCDC arrests man over alleged defilement of 8-year-old girl in Kebbi • 2027: ‘Nigerians can’t feed their children, workers can’t pay transport fare’ – Atiku hits Tinubu • PDP fixes September 29 for fresh Gombe governorship primary • Former House Member, Nwogu, Felicitate Gbajabiamila on Mega Empowerment

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‘Common sense wasn’t working’ – Kumadoe takes on EOCO, MP standoff

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Security consultant, Richard Kumadoe has criticised the ugly conduct of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) during its attempted arrest of Manhyia South MP, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, saying the operation became unnecessarily confrontational.

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