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Lukman Abdulmalik

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Kano State
As seen in: Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), Sahara Reporters, The International Center for Investigative Reporting (ICIR), The Whistler, SolaceBase, Neptune Prime, Wikki Times, TheInvestigator
Covers:  Education, Anti-Corruption, Health and Environment.
Doesn't Cover: Conflicts
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Lukman Abdulmalik’s Biography

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I am a Nigerian based investigative journalist and editor of Stallion Times Media Services, an online newspaper platform.

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Toxic Agrochemicals Entered Nigeria Despite Ban

Toxic Agrochemicals Entered Nigeria Despite Ban

Nigerian authorities have banned the import and sale of two herbicides that have been found to be toxic, but …

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How Solid Mineral Miners are Recruiting, Exploiting Minors in Kano Community - Stallion Times

How Solid Mineral Miners are Recruiting, Exploiting Minors in Kano Community - Stallion Times

On May 1, 2014, the former governor of Kano State, Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, signed the child labour prohibit…

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How Kano Lawmaker's Company Allegedly Collected Over N200m For Contract Not Executed

How Kano Lawmaker's Company Allegedly Collected Over N200m For Contract Not Executed

By Lukman Abdulmalik Between 2018 and 2023, records have shown that the sum of N41,515,645,264 billion was bu…

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How Kano Ministry Breach Procurement Laws, Awards Contracts to Lawmaker, Non-existent Companies

How Kano Ministry Breach Procurement Laws, Awards Contracts to Lawmaker, Non-existent Companies

In the 2018 constituency project document of the state Ministry of Works, Housing, and Transport, 17 projects…

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Mazamfari: Underrecognized Cause of Chronic Kidney Disease in Jigawa Communities

Mazamfari: Underrecognized Cause of Chronic Kidney Disease in Jigawa Communities

In the last five years, there has been a rising case of Chronic Kidney Disease in Jigawa State, leading to th…

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Kano: Constituents suffer illness, death after boreholes contracts were awarded to ghost companie...

Kano: Constituents suffer illness, death after boreholes contracts were awarded to ghost companie...

In the first part of this two - part report, our reporter, Lukman Abdulmalik, reported how political leaders …

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EFCC arraigns ex-Access Bank employee over N294.6m theft

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By Lukman Abdulmalik
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned a former employee of Access Bank Plc, Chinonso Akujobi, before the Lagos State High Court in Ikeja over the alleged theft of N294.6 million. Akujobi was docked on Thursday before Justice I.O. Ijelu on a five-count charge bordering on stealing. According to the EFCC, the defendant allegedly diverted a total of N294,595,992 while employed by the bank through unauthorised transfers from the bank’s general ledger into personal accounts.
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I Rejected N300m Ransom Demand For My Kidnapped Brothers — Lawal

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By Lukman Abdulmalik
| The Whistler Verified
[mc4wp_form id=33047] Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, has revealed that he refused to pay a N300 million ransom demanded by kidnappers for the release of his brothers, insisting that negotiating with criminals only fuels insecurity. The governor made the disclosure on Thursday at the ARISE News/THISDAY Town Hall Conference in Abuja, where he defended his administration’s policy against ransom payments.
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Soldiers’ minimum salary rises to N100,000 — Defence minister

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By Lukman Abdulmalik
| thestar.ng
The Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, says the Federal Government has increased the minimum monthly salary of Nigerian soldiers from N49,000 to N100,000 as part of efforts to improve their welfare. Musa disclosed this during an interview with News Central aired ahead of the station’s NC Exclusive programme. Despite the salary increase, the minister said funding for the military remained inadequate to meet the country’s security demands.
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