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The attention of the Seme Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has been drawn to a misleading publication circulating online, making unfounded claims about the conduct of officers along the Seme corridor. The Command categorically disassociates itself from the said report and urges the public to disregard it in its entirety. ISAH SULAIMAN Chief Superintendent of Customs, Public Relations Officer of Seme command stated this through a press statement that since the assumption of office by the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Wale Adenuga, in September 2025, enforcement activities along the Lagos–Abidjan corridor have been significantly strengthened through enhanced collaboration…

Schools, non-governmental organisations, and individuals from across Nigeria took part in the fifth anniversary of CNN’s Call to Earth Day, taking collective action to protect and restore the natural world, with more participants joining this instalment than ever before.As part of a day of global action to raise awareness of environmental issues and engage with conservation education, CNN celebrated Call to Earth Day with special multiplatform programming on November 6th. Over 650,000 people in more than 100 countries signed up to take part. This year’s theme focused on Guard Your Green Space with CNN using its international scope to celebrate…

The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), the national chapter of Transparency International Nigeria, has voiced strong concern over Nigeria’s worsening security situation, particularly the recurrence of attacks on schoolchildren and the strain on the country’s security institutions. In a statement issued by CISLAC’s Executive Director and Head of Transparency International (Nigeria), Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, the organisation warned that what he described as an “uncoordinated and politicised” security strategy by the government is deepening instability and leaving millions of citizens, especially children, exposed to avoidable danger. Rafsanjani noted that the Nigerian Army remains heavily deployed across nearly all states despite…

The Dan Amanan of Fune Emirate Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Ajia has strongly condemned the worsening security situation in Kwara State and across Nigeria, following yet another tragic attack — this time on worshippers at Christ Apostolic Church in Eruku area of the state. In a statement issued in Abuja and signed by his Director of Communications, Mallam Abdulrahman, Ajia described the incessant security breaches in Kwara and other parts of Nigeria as “ugly, shameful, and a direct assault on the collective peace and dignity of the Nigerian people.” Ajia, a respected security expert and Ilorin-born politician, said, “It is unacceptable…

By Ifeoma Ikem The Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of the Maritime Command, Chinedu Oko, says the clearing of cargo at Nigerian seaports can never achieve one hundred percent certainty due to the inherent complexities of international trade and port logistics. Oko, who was represented by DCP Chukwuemeka Obasi, explained that factors such as documentation errors, human influence, and systemic operational gaps make absolute verification of consignments nearly impossible. He noted that in many cases, the contents of imported consignments differ from what is declared, a situation the Maritime Police often manages discreetly in order to maintain operational…

By Ifeoma Ikem The Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of the Maritime Command, Chinedu Oko, says the clearing of cargo at Nigerian seaports can never achieve one hundred percent certainty due to the inherent complexities of international trade and port logistics. Oko, who was represented by DCP Chukwuemeka Obasi, explained that factors such as documentation errors, human influence, and systemic operational gaps make absolute verification of consignments nearly impossible. He noted that in many cases, the contents of imported consignments differ from what is declared, a situation the Maritime Police often manages discreetly in order to maintain operational…

Apostolic Round Table (ART) & Voice of His Word Ministries Extend Condolences Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi, speaking on behalf of the Apostolic Round Table (ART) and Voice of His Word Ministries, has extended heartfelt condolences to Bishop STV Adegbite, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission (NCPC), on the passing of his father, Pa Moses Adegbite. Akinyemi described Baba’s transition as “a solemn reminder of the brevity of our earthly stewardship and the eternal accountability that awaits us all at the Bema Seat of Christ.” He prayed that the late Pa Moses Adegbite be greeted in glory with…

In the latest episode of African Voices Playmakers, CNN’s Larry Madowo meets Juliet Ukah and Ramla Ali, two modern warrior women breaking barriers.First, CNN speaks with Somali-born boxer Ramla Ali, a refugee, runway muse and a relentless trailblazer. She’s championing inclusion, empowering survivors through her charity and redefining what it means to fight for change.After her brother was killed during the Somalian civil war, Ali and her family fled to the UK. She tells CNN that boxing began as an escape but soon became her calling, her source of strength and purpose, “I was a young girl, bullied in secondary…

Apostolic Round Table (ART) & Voice of His Word Ministries Extend Condolences Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi, speaking on behalf of the Apostolic Round Table (ART) and Voice of His Word Ministries, has extended heartfelt condolences to Bishop STV Adegbite, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission (NCPC), on the passing of his father, Pa Moses Adegbite. Akinyemi described Baba’s transition as “a solemn reminder of the brevity of our earthly stewardship and the eternal accountability that awaits us all at the Bema Seat of Christ.” He prayed that the late Pa Moses Adegbite be greeted in glory with…

If you’ve been hearing “Coke is making millionaires” all over your TL, it’s not hype, it’s happening.Coca-Cola’s Share A Coke promo is turning casual Coke moments into big wins. From now to December 2025, Nigerians can win their share of ₦250 million just by buying personalized 50cl bottles and joining the Buy-Scan-Win wave. Every week, 10 lucky winners walk away with ₦1 million each.So next time you grab that Coke, don’t just sip, scan the QR code, follow steps, enter that 10-digit code under the cap, and sit back to find out if you’re a lucky winner. Because with Coca-Cola,…