Chinwe Igbokwe

UK Updates Customs Rules on Banned Luggage Items

UK Updates Customs Rules on Banned Luggage Items

British border officials have released an updated list of prohibited and restricted goods ahead of the peak summer travel season. Customs officers warned that authorities will confiscate unauthorized items instantly at all ports of entry. The revised guidance targets illegal contraband alongside everyday food staples brought from non-European nations. Personal imports of meat and dairy…

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Gunmen Invade Kogi School, Abduct Principal and Candidates

Gunmen Invade Kogi School, Abduct Principal and Candidates

Armed men disrupted a National Examinations Council exam in Kogi State on Tuesday, abducting a school principal, an exam official, and several candidates. The assailants stormed the Government Secondary School in Olowa, Dekina Local Government Area, firing weapons to scatter terrified bystanders before entering the examination hall. Local security forces launched an immediate search-and-rescue operation…

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Court Remands Three Mexicans, Seven Others Over N480bn Meth Lab

Court Remands Three Mexicans, Seven Others Over N480bn Meth Lab

The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the remand of three Mexican nationals and seven Nigerian accomplices following the discovery of an industrial-scale methamphetamine laboratory. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency arraigned the ten defendants on an 11-count charge bordering on illegal drug manufacturing, chemical diversion, and international narcotics trafficking. The anti-graft agency values…

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Court Admits Emefiele’s Statements in Alleged $4.5bn Fraud Trial

Court Admits Emefiele’s Statements in Alleged $4.5bn Fraud Trial

A Lagos State Special Offences Court has admitted the extrajudicial statements of Godwin Emefiele as valid exhibits in his ongoing corruption trial. Justice Rahman Oshodi rejected defence arguments that anti-graft investigators extracted the documents under physical duress or procedural irregularities. The former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria faces a 26-count charge detailing an…

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Senate Rejects Insurgent Rehabilitation, Demands Formal Prosecution

Senate Rejects Insurgent Rehabilitation, Demands Formal Prosecution

The Nigerian Senate has called on the Federal Government to immediately halt the rehabilitation and reintegration of repentant Boko Haram fighters. Lawmakers unanimously adopted a resolution demanding that all captured or surrendered insurgents face criminal prosecution rather than state-sponsored social re-entry programmes. This legislative shift marks a major institutional pushback against Operation Safe Corridor, the…

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