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Marine police rescue two from boat mishap in Akwa Ibom • هل يتمكن الذكاء الاصطناعي من القضاء على البشر؟ • مواجهات دامية في اليمن، وباكستان تقول إنها “ستمضي إلى أبعد مدى” في الدفاع عن السعودية • قرار مصري بتقييد استخدام الأطفال لمواقع التواصل الاجتماعي • Davido announces three-night concert at national theatre • Cross River retirees appeal for pension adjustment, gratuity payment • Harry Kane smashes record for fastest to 100 Bundesliga goals in 98th game • Tinubu Orders Probe Into Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners Detained By NSCDC In Niger • Babangida Condemns Death Of 37 Suspected Illegal Miners in NSCDC Custody, Niger Govt Imposes Curfew Following Rising Tension • Ligue 1: Balogun returns as Monaco beat Lens 2-1 • NGX hits record N162trn ahead of FTSE Frontier Market return • Heat lock up Larsson on 4-year, $60M extension • How can erratic Chelsea find stability? For starters: Look to Brentford • Plateau Group Narrates How Missing Head Led To Latest Mangu Violence • Sentinel-X Field Trials Near Completion as Nigeria Steps Up Fight Against Fall Armyworm • Two Women Arraigned Over Alleged False Access Bank Shutdown Rumour • Premier League news: Carrick brushes aside questions over future, Arteta salutes ‘extraordinary’ Dowman • EPL: Chelsea’s title hopes suffer huge blow after 3-0 defeat to Brentford • A’ Court in Split Decision Reverses Deregistration of NDC • FG Moves to Boost Power Supply to Abuja Industrial Cluster • Marine police rescue two from boat mishap in Akwa Ibom • هل يتمكن الذكاء الاصطناعي من القضاء على البشر؟ • مواجهات دامية في اليمن، وباكستان تقول إنها “ستمضي إلى أبعد مدى” في الدفاع عن السعودية • قرار مصري بتقييد استخدام الأطفال لمواقع التواصل الاجتماعي • Davido announces three-night concert at national theatre • Cross River retirees appeal for pension adjustment, gratuity payment • Harry Kane smashes record for fastest to 100 Bundesliga goals in 98th game • Tinubu Orders Probe Into Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners Detained By NSCDC In Niger • Babangida Condemns Death Of 37 Suspected Illegal Miners in NSCDC Custody, Niger Govt Imposes Curfew Following Rising Tension • Ligue 1: Balogun returns as Monaco beat Lens 2-1 • NGX hits record N162trn ahead of FTSE Frontier Market return • Heat lock up Larsson on 4-year, $60M extension • How can erratic Chelsea find stability? For starters: Look to Brentford • Plateau Group Narrates How Missing Head Led To Latest Mangu Violence • Sentinel-X Field Trials Near Completion as Nigeria Steps Up Fight Against Fall Armyworm • Two Women Arraigned Over Alleged False Access Bank Shutdown Rumour • Premier League news: Carrick brushes aside questions over future, Arteta salutes ‘extraordinary’ Dowman • EPL: Chelsea’s title hopes suffer huge blow after 3-0 defeat to Brentford • A’ Court in Split Decision Reverses Deregistration of NDC • FG Moves to Boost Power Supply to Abuja Industrial Cluster

September 18, 2026|22:34

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Intervene over 37 miners’ deaths in NSCDC custody, SERAP tells UN

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

SERAP has urged the UN to intervene over the deaths of 37 miners in the custody of the NSCDC in Niger State and the reported use of lethal force on protest Read More: https://punchng.com/intervene-over-37-miners-deaths-in-nscdc-custody-serap-tells-un/

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