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Tag: cocain

Using a network spanning corrupted ports in Africa and Europe, Giuseppe Romeo, alias ‘Maluferru,’ built a cross-continent cocaine empire. Credit: Claudio Capellini/IrpiMedia

INVESTIGATION: ‘Armed and Dangerous’: Inside the ’Ndrangheta’s Intercontinental Cocaine Pipeline

August 5, 2021

This investigation shows how the highly-connected Giuseppe Romeo moved drugs through corruption-plagued ports, including in Africa, to Antwerp, Rotterdam, and ...

Anambra bricklayer arriving from Brazil excretes 2.07kg of cocaine – NDLEA

August 9, 2013

The suspect sold his family land in Anambra to travel to Brazil. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on ...

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SPECIAL REPORT: How conflict is driving child malnutrition in Benue

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

INVESTIGATION: Poor oversight, regulatory failure expose Nigerians to slow death from battery recycling (2)

SPECIAL REPORT: Bauchi communities struggle to access healthcare as govt fiddles with funding priorities

SPECIAL REPORT: Maternal, neonatal deaths high in underserved Lagos communities

INVESTIGATION: Lead In Their Blood: How Battery Recyclers Are Poisoning Nigerians

SPECIAL REPORT: In Lagos communities, flooding forces women into unsafe births

INVESTIGATION: Nigerian govt looks away as fishers face deadly attacks, declining stocks (II)

Married to Escape Rape: In Zamfara, conflict forces parents to trade daughters for safety

The inside story of the fake coup in Guinea-Bissau, By Owei Lakemfa

Ndigbo: Confronting the uncomfortable truths and what must change (2), By Osmund Agbo

Friday Sermon: Death of Islamic scholars and the prohibition of insulting the dead!, By Murtadha Gusau

Frantz Fanon: Renewing the pathway to an engaged future of civic agency, By Jibrin Ibrahim

Enhancing political party regulation to curb public sector corruption, By Umar Yakubu

A troubling message from Guinea-Bissau, By Azu Ishiekwene