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Benito Eze: Non-Adherence To NSCDC Standard Operating Procedure Led To Deaths Of 37 Miners In Niger

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By Godwin Oritse Verified, Favour Odima
| Arise News Verified
Dr Benito Eze attributes the deaths of 37 miners in Niger to non-adherence to the NSCDC’s established standard operating procedures. Former Acting Deputy Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC), Dr Benito Eze, has attributed the deaths of 37 miners in Niger to non-adherence to the Corps’ established standard operating procedures for arrest and detention.
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News -- Vehicle imports jump 42.5% to 103,375 in H1'26

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By Godwin Oritse Verified
| Nigeria World Verified
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has recorded importation of 103,375 units of vehicles in the first half of 2026, H1’26, about 42.5 percent rise against 72,568 units handled during the same period in 2025, H1’25. The figure was disclosed at the quarterly meeting of the Port Consultative Council (PCC) in Lagos, where the NPA presented its first-half operational performance.
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News -- Customs seizes drones, narcotics worth N43.5bn at Lagos port

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By Godwin Oritse Verified
| Nigeria World Verified
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted surveillance drones, narcotics and expired pharmaceutical products with a combined value of N43.59 billion at the APM Terminals examination bay, Apapa Port, Lagos. The Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, who disclosed this on Thursday while briefing maritime journalists, said the seized items would be handed over to relevant government agencies for further investigation.
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