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AFCON 2027Q: CAF Appoints Ethiopian Officials For Guinea-Bissau Vs Super Eagles • Pope urges Europe to help combat ‘deceit and lies’ in international ties • Kogi veterinary association drives push for Rabies control bill 2026 • NCDMB honours retirees, reflects on local content growth • Education Minister meets teacher unions today for threatening strike • من السودان إلى إثيوبيا وتشاد.. حرب البرهان تهدد الإقليم • UN, AU ask Obasanjo to rescue Ethiopia’s peace deal as tensions rise • 17 ISWAP-linked persons surrender to troops amid factional clashes, hardship in Borno • Irregular migration: Analyst tells FG how to stop exploitation of Nigerian youths • US completes military withdrawal from Iraq • Court halts reinstatement of 455 retired policemen • Atiku seeks to amend suit challenging Tinubu’s 2027 eligibility • Despite fresh troop deployment, Plateau NBA says attacks expose security gaps • Vigogo watatu Tanga matatani kwa uchafu Soko la Mgandini • «عزل» البرهان وفتح نافذة لحمدوك.. واشنطن تعيد ترتيب أوراق السودان • Investors who relocated from Abia should return — Otti • AON condemns airline picketing, warns of investor confidence loss • Shettima Returns To Abuja After Leading Nigeria’s Delegation To UNGA 81 • Fire guts Customs office in Lagos • Domestic airlines threaten shutdown over union disruptions • AFCON 2027Q: CAF Appoints Ethiopian Officials For Guinea-Bissau Vs Super Eagles • Pope urges Europe to help combat ‘deceit and lies’ in international ties • Kogi veterinary association drives push for Rabies control bill 2026 • NCDMB honours retirees, reflects on local content growth • Education Minister meets teacher unions today for threatening strike • من السودان إلى إثيوبيا وتشاد.. حرب البرهان تهدد الإقليم • UN, AU ask Obasanjo to rescue Ethiopia’s peace deal as tensions rise • 17 ISWAP-linked persons surrender to troops amid factional clashes, hardship in Borno • Irregular migration: Analyst tells FG how to stop exploitation of Nigerian youths • US completes military withdrawal from Iraq • Court halts reinstatement of 455 retired policemen • Atiku seeks to amend suit challenging Tinubu’s 2027 eligibility • Despite fresh troop deployment, Plateau NBA says attacks expose security gaps • Vigogo watatu Tanga matatani kwa uchafu Soko la Mgandini • «عزل» البرهان وفتح نافذة لحمدوك.. واشنطن تعيد ترتيب أوراق السودان • Investors who relocated from Abia should return — Otti • AON condemns airline picketing, warns of investor confidence loss • Shettima Returns To Abuja After Leading Nigeria’s Delegation To UNGA 81 • Fire guts Customs office in Lagos • Domestic airlines threaten shutdown over union disruptions

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Jerry Ahmed defends 2018 NACOC port reform, calls for bipartisan probe into drug cases

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Second Deputy Minority Whip and Member of Parliament for Weija-Gbawe, Jerry Ahmed Shaib, has defended the decision to exclude the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) from routine joint physical inspections of export containers at Ghana rsquo;s ports in 2018.

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