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Peter Obi as president will create opportunities that will keep young people in the country.

The Northern Regional Special Operations Team of the Ghana Police Service at an intelligence-led operation in the Tamale Metropolis, have arrested 11 Nigerians for their alleged involvement in drug peddling and internet fraud.

The operation, which was carried out on March 30, at about 1800 hours, was led by Chief Inspector Abu Issahaku with a team of 35 personnel.

A situational report from the team, made available to the Ghana News Agency in Tamale, said the operation began at Yung, where one of the suspects, Mohammed Hudu, aged 28, was arrested with two sachets of 250mg Tramadol.

The report indicated that the team, acting on further intelligence, moved to Wamale where 10 other suspects were arrested for their alleged involvement in internet fraud.

They were identified as Benjamin Ahmed 29, Michael Monday, 25, Frank Chinadu, 25, Emmanuel Chukwuong, 25, Renew Onochie, 25, Francis Asisi, 25, Owen Umoh, 29, Shadrack John, 22, Okolie James, 27 and Purity Madubunachukwu, 17.

The report said a search conducted at the suspects’ premises led to the retrieval of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, two sachets of 225mg Tramadol, nine laptop computers, three SIM cards, and 11 mobile phones.

All the suspects are currently in Police custody at the Northern Regional Headquarters, assisting with investigations.
GNA

Flangelo12:
I sint believe.

Nigerian don't push drugs.

Delhi Police concluded the 13th edition of Operation Kavach, a 48-hour sweep aimed at disrupting criminal networks and their support infrastructure across the city.

The operation, from March 29-31, saw over 1,000 specialised teams from 15 districts, the crime branch and the special cell conducting raids at 3,211 locations, many of them simultaneously.

The crackdown, monitored by police commissioner Satish Golchha, resulted in over 1,483 arrests of drug traffickers and those linked to criminal gangs, and seizure of cocaine, heroin and ganja.

The operation led to the arrests of 267 narco-offenders, wanted in 229 cases filed under the NDPS Act.

Authorities seized a diverse and substantial cache of contraband, including 100 kilograms of ganja, over a kilogram of cocaine, and significant quantities of heroin, MDMA and amphetamines.

Among the most notable successes of the 48-hour window were the targeted arrests of foreign nationals and high-level traffickers.

In Mehrauli, a team led by the South district special staff arrested John Chibuike, a Nigerian, in possession of over a kilogram of cocaine. In Uttam Nagar, the anti-narcotics cell apprehended Cosmas Nwokeocha with commercial quantities of amphetamine.

These arrests highlight the international dimensions of the city’s drug trade. On the local front, the anti-narcotics task force (ANTF) dismantled a heroin supply chain involving people named Muskan and Gungun, leading to the recovery of over 400 grams of heroin.

Openyamind111:
Thank God! This man fit be one of those niggas wey dey this forum dey always beat chest say him go double people salary..

Stayingalive:
This mod always spreading ethnic news. You will meet your Waterloo someday

makavalley:
Nigerian government won't take any action that's why they don't treat well outside
Note! he wasn't caught with drug at the moment before you start dropping drug related talk here

A Nigerian national died in police custody in West Delhi’s Rajouri Garden on Sunday, police said.
According to police he was riding a scooter on the wrong side of the road towards Rajouri Garden Metro Station.

Suspecting foul play, cops attempted to stop him.

The man rammed his scooter into a police motorcycle, fell on the road, and then fled on foot. He was chased and apprehended by the team,” police said.

The man was taken to the Special Staff office near Tagore Garden. Police said he did not cooperate and complained of feeling unwell, following which he was immediately taken to Guru Gobind Singh Hospital in Khyala.

However, doctors declared him “brought dead.”

The deceased has been identified as Christian Eze Promise.
Police said intimation of the incident has been sent to the NHRC, Ministry of External Affairs, and the High Commission of Nigeria.

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— Yaya Libram🇿🇦 (@Sello_Libram) March 24, 2026

NIGERIAN🇳🇬 CAUGHT SELLING DRUGS OUTSIDE A HIGH SCHOOL IN THAILAND🇹🇭 TRAVELLED THERE WITH SA🇿🇦 PASSPORT.

The SA🇿🇦 Passport has become trash in Asia & Europe because when a nigerian is arrested for drugs, the police discover that he entered that country using the SA🇿🇦 Passport. pic.twitter.com/P3pcruCqZp

— Yaya Libram🇿🇦 (@Sello_Libram) March 24, 2026

Justice S.K. Jobarteh of the High Court in Banjul, Gambia, has sentenced a 44-year-old Nigerian national, Moses Ukwai to life imprisonment for raping a seven-year-old girl.

Ukwai faced two counts of rape under Section 3(1)(a) and punishable under Section 4(1)(bb) of the S3xual Offences Act, 2013.

The offences occurred in April 2025.

He was found guilty on the first count involving the seven-year-old, while he was discharged on the second count involving an eight-year-old.

The full witness testimony and sentencing details are expected to be released on Monday, 9 March 2026.