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NDLEA organises public destruction of illicit drugs by burning at Navy Town in Ojo, Lagos State.

UPDATED: NDLEA destroys N301 billion worth of illicit drugs in Lagos

August 17, 2026

NDLEA said the illicit drugs, weighing about 330,000 kilogrammes, comprised seizures from concluded cases and abandoned consignments that had been ...

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Akwa Ibom governor abandons assembly rehabilitation but pushes N248.83bn tourism projects

SPECIAL REPORT: In Jigawa communities, nutrition programmes offer hope amid child hunger

SPECIAL REPORT: As COP17 nears, Nigeria’s rangelands crisis deepens, threatening farmers, pastoral livelihoods

SPECIAL REPORT: As climate change pushes fish into deeper waters, Nigerian coastal fishermen lose livelihoods

INVESTIGATION: Social media, anonymous websites drive Nigeria’s poorly regulated weight-loss injection market

INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields

SPECIAL REPORT: Inside AI scam ads exploiting TikTok’s advertising system to defraud Nigerians

FACT-CHECK: Army’s video evidence for killing of ‘ISWAP media operator’ is seven years old

Nigeria arrested suspected terrorists returning from Hajj. But several questions are unanswered

Afrilition: Jason Arday and the cannibal game, By Adéwálé Àjàdí

Political parties may select candidates, it’s the people that select governments, By Akeem Bello

The winds are changing, but is the opposition ready?, By Dakuku Peterside

Nigeria’s architecture is not its destiny, By Dipo Baruwa

Three years in, and nothing has changed, By Uddin Ifeanyi

EDITORIAL: Ishaq Oloyede’s remarkable leadership at JAMB

Akwa Ibom governor abandons assembly rehabilitation but pushes N248.83bn tourism projects

SPECIAL REPORT: In Jigawa communities, nutrition programmes offer hope amid child hunger

SPECIAL REPORT: As COP17 nears, Nigeria’s rangelands crisis deepens, threatening farmers, pastoral livelihoods

SPECIAL REPORT: As climate change pushes fish into deeper waters, Nigerian coastal fishermen lose livelihoods

INVESTIGATION: Social media, anonymous websites drive Nigeria’s poorly regulated weight-loss injection market

INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields

SPECIAL REPORT: Inside AI scam ads exploiting TikTok’s advertising system to defraud Nigerians

FACT-CHECK: Army’s video evidence for killing of ‘ISWAP media operator’ is seven years old

Nigeria arrested suspected terrorists returning from Hajj. But several questions are unanswered

Afrilition: Jason Arday and the cannibal game, By Adéwálé Àjàdí

Political parties may select candidates, it’s the people that select governments, By Akeem Bello

The winds are changing, but is the opposition ready?, By Dakuku Peterside

Nigeria’s architecture is not its destiny, By Dipo Baruwa

Three years in, and nothing has changed, By Uddin Ifeanyi

EDITORIAL: Ishaq Oloyede’s remarkable leadership at JAMB

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UPDATED: NDLEA destroys N301 billion worth of illicit drugs in Lagos

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