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Traditional rulers from Ugep have sued the Cross River State Government, challenging a proposed buffer zone and land-sharing formula with Idomi. They describe the action as unconstitutional, while seeking injunctions, declarations, and ₦500 million in damages.
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However, the NIS did not state the reason for the suspension of OIS Services or indicate when the arrangement would be reviewed.
A resident of Bucknor Estate has accused Ikeja Electric of disconnecting his electricity supply without proper notice and threatening him during the exercise. He argues t...
A resident of Bucknor Estate has accused Ikeja Electric of disconnecting his electricity supply without proper notice and threatening him during the exercise. He argues t...
The groups stated that the bill would empower states to take direct control of security challenges and enable faster, localised responses.
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Alex Enumah in Abuja A Former House of Representatives member, Hon Nnena Ukeje, has called on the federal government to strengthen the police capacity to fight crimes bef...