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سعد الدين ابراهيم .. عشر سنوات علي الرحيل المرير: • Mudashiru Obasa declares for House of Reps seat • Desmond Elliott pushes for re-election ahead of APC primaries • Government approves evacuation of 300 Ghanaians from South Africa amid Xenophobic attacks • Teachers, invigilators among 43 arrested over BECE malpractice — WAEC • Police probe suspected murder as burnt body believed to be missing car dealer • Electricity: FCCPC Commends Lagos Govt Over Reforms To End Estimated Billing • We Have Returned Over One Million Street Children To School In Last 30 Months, Says Alausa • البادية السودانية والمظالم التاريخية منذ تكوين الدولة السودانية • مناشدة حكومة تأسيس للمرة الثانية • S’Africa lab to produce generic version of new twice-yearly HIV drug • Enugu intensifies push to enroll more residents in health insurance scheme • Kofi Adams praises Julius Debrah as Ghana’s most sports-friendly Chief of Staff • Eight aspirants indicate interest in Rivers governorship race under ADC • Niger: Police arrest suspects over armed robbery, tricycle theft • Court rejects Bauchi AG’s request to travel abroad amid N1.6bn trial • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, May 12, 2026: Nigerian currency continues depreciation • السودان والشرق الأوسط ومالي… أبرز الملفات التي تناولها ماكرون في حوار خاص مع فرانس24 • واشنطن تنهي حظر السلاح على إثيوبيا وتتجاهل اتهامات بورتسودان بشأن دعم الهجمات على السودان • حضانة الهلال • سعد الدين ابراهيم .. عشر سنوات علي الرحيل المرير: • Mudashiru Obasa declares for House of Reps seat • Desmond Elliott pushes for re-election ahead of APC primaries • Government approves evacuation of 300 Ghanaians from South Africa amid Xenophobic attacks • Teachers, invigilators among 43 arrested over BECE malpractice — WAEC • Police probe suspected murder as burnt body believed to be missing car dealer • Electricity: FCCPC Commends Lagos Govt Over Reforms To End Estimated Billing • We Have Returned Over One Million Street Children To School In Last 30 Months, Says Alausa • البادية السودانية والمظالم التاريخية منذ تكوين الدولة السودانية • مناشدة حكومة تأسيس للمرة الثانية • S’Africa lab to produce generic version of new twice-yearly HIV drug • Enugu intensifies push to enroll more residents in health insurance scheme • Kofi Adams praises Julius Debrah as Ghana’s most sports-friendly Chief of Staff • Eight aspirants indicate interest in Rivers governorship race under ADC • Niger: Police arrest suspects over armed robbery, tricycle theft • Court rejects Bauchi AG’s request to travel abroad amid N1.6bn trial • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, May 12, 2026: Nigerian currency continues depreciation • السودان والشرق الأوسط ومالي… أبرز الملفات التي تناولها ماكرون في حوار خاص مع فرانس24 • واشنطن تنهي حظر السلاح على إثيوبيا وتتجاهل اتهامات بورتسودان بشأن دعم الهجمات على السودان • حضانة الهلال

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Police uncover illegal security outfit, detain five suspects

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Members of the illegal Civilian Joint Task Force arrested by police in Rivers

Blessing Agabe, the police spokesperson in Rivers, told journalists in Port Harcourt that the suspects were operating with the name, Civilian Joint Taskforce.

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