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Makurdi – A 56-year-old father, Mr Pius Ategba, on Monday prayed a Makurdi Magistrates’ Court to free him from his sons’ harassment and intimidation.

Ategba told the court that James and Justin, a set of twins, were making life difficult for him in his own house, with James threatening to kill him by sword or gun.

“James had threatened to kill me either by sword or gun in my own house. He even asked me to vacate my house; that if I do not, I will one day blame myself for failing to comply with his directive,’’ he said.

He said that James had sold all his property and wanted him to vacate the house so that he would also sell it.

The father said that all efforts to bring peace between him and his children had proved abortive.

He, therefore, prayed the court to order the accused to stop harassing him as well as to move out of his house.

The accused, however, denied all the allegations.

Justin said he was staying at Adikpo and was surprised to receive the summons, adding that that only James was staying in Makurdi with their father.

The magistrate, Mrs Felicia Ikyegh, adjourned the case until April 25 for hearing.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/father-seeks-courts-protection-against-childrens-intimidation/

Tashamania: Yes, I know the rest! And then I'll become your "nwunye-di" (if am correct)
No wahala, I'll be the patient dog

These days.....patient dogs have no bones left to chew oooo, so better hurry up

It is a big time MISS, we shud not be encouraging our sisters to dress like this by saying its fine. this is ARRANT NONSENSE

An early morning explosion by a petrol tanker laden with petrol has killed over a 100 passengers trapped in the inferno along the everbusy Benin-Ore federal highway. An iReports-ng.com contact in the area close to Ugbogwi village said over 30 passengers in a luxury bus which belongs to a transport company, Young Shall Grow, were among those roasted to death in the fire.

Besides, several occupants of other vehicles numbering over 25 trapped in the explosion were also roasted to death while a few lucky ones escaped with various degrees of buns. Several security and rescue agencies have mobilized to the area for rescue operations. Our contact in the area said remains of burnt passengers are still being packed in nylon sacks by operatives of Civil Defence corps, police and Road Safety Corps.
http://ireports-ng.com/2013/04/05/petrol-tanker-explosion-kills-over-100-passengers-along-benin-ore-highway-scores-of-vehicles-burnt/

The Action Congress of Nigeria has warned that no presidential directive or executive order can stop the merger of progressive forces in the country to democratically take power from the PDP in 2015.
The party in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, described as an eye-opener, the report today by a national newspaper, that a presidential directive dated March 26th, 2013, had been issued for everything to be done to frustrate the merger of opposition parties.
ACN however warned that do-or-die politics or violence for whatever reason will not spare anyone, including the instigators, just as constricting the democratic space will eventually stifle democracy.
”Nigerians are yearning for change. Therefore targeting our leaders won’t help the disappearing behemoth, whose so-called reconciliation efforts have even worsened its plight.
Needless to say that every attempt or attack on perceived political opponents by the government and it apparatchiks will be revealed, contested and resisted.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/no-presidential-directive-can-stop-merger-of-progressive-parties-acn/

KADUNA — The alleged killing of two cows through poisoning in Mafan village, Fadan Atakar Chiefdom of Kaura Local Government Area of Kaduna State, set off an orgy that led to the killing of 19 people, and the destruction of four villages between last Saturday and Sunday, according to the Chairman of Kaura Local Government Area, Mr. Kumai Badun.
Also, 10 people were critically injured in the violence. They were taken to Jankwano ECWA Church Hospital, Jos and Kaura General Hospital for treatment, Badu added.
According to him, no fewer than 5000 people from the four affected communities have become refugees and are camped in two places, Fadan Atakar, and Zangan.
The Public Relations Officer of Kaduna State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA, Mallam Abubakar Adamu, confirmed the development, saying as at Friday, the number of refugees at the two camps was 500, but the number was bound to rise.
The Kaduna State Police spokesman, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, Aminu Lawan, corroborated the story, but said he had not been briefed on the casualty figure by the Area Commander in charge of the affected area.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/19-killed-four-villages-sacked-over-death-of-two-cows/

A police Corporal was, yesterday, beaten to coma by four soldiers in Bauchi State following a minor misunderstanding between the army and the police in the state.

The policeman, Abbas Haladu was said to have met the soldiers who barricaded the entrance leading to the Emir’s palace near the Roundabout at about 7am when they descended on him, beating him mercilessly.

Vanguard gathered that Haladu’s left hand was reportedly broken by the soldiers allegedly led by a Sergeant.

According to sources,the soldiers had barricaded the road at about 8pm on Tuesday as a security measure to forestall any breakdown of law and order. It was learnt that Cpl Haladu who was in mufti was stopped from going to the Emir’s palace where he was posted to commence duty for the day.

Trouble started for the corporal when he was asked by the soldiers to identify himself which he did, but the soldiers on duty who were already reportedly angry insisted that he would not pass through the barricade to the Emir’s palace.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/soldiers-beat-police-corporal-to-coma-in-bauchi/

YENAGOA — The peace of Odi town in the Kolokuma-Opokuma council area was violated, Tuesday night, as unknown gunmen kidnapped the mother of Bayelsa Commissioner for Local Government and Rural Development, James Dugo.

It was gathered that the commissioner’s mother, Madam Comfort Dugo, was whisked away from her family residence by a three-man armed gang who stormed the town in a speed boat.

This is the second reported case of kidnapping in the predominantly riverine state after Governor Seriake Dickson signed into law death penalty for kidnappers in the state.

Dugo was chairman of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party in the state before his appointment as a commissioner by Governor Dickson in 2012.

Though no group has claimed responsibility for her abduction, it was learnt that the 68-year-old woman may have been kidnapped to fleece her son.

Dugo, who confirmed the kidnap of his mother to newsmen in Yenagoa, yesterday, said they were yet to establish contact with the kidnappers.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/gunmen-kidnap-bayelsa-commissioners-mother/

ABEOKUTA — Ogun State Police Command has arraigned a man, Kudaisi Kamoru, and his son, Sulaiman Kamoru, before an Abeokuta magistrate court, for accusing two officials of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, of attempt to kidnap them.
According to the court charged sheet, the duo were arraigned for allegedly beating one Tijani Rasaq and Ibironke Mustapha in Abeokuta on February 18 and allegedly called them kidnappers.
They were said to have committed breach of peace in the state, malicious damage, unlawful assault, willful and unlawful damage of Buba and Sokoto, valued at N10,000, property of Tijani Rasaq, raining of curses and accusing the officials of being kidnappers.
Counsel to the accused, Dr. Femi Jolaosho, accused police of conspiring with LASTMA to intimidate his client, who he said had sued LASTMA and two others for N50 million damage for causing permanent impairment of his left leg.
Jolaosho said the two officials of LASTMA, on February 18, 2013, allegedly disguised as customers to Mr. Sulaiman Kamoru and allegedly lured him to Panseke in Abeokuta metropolis to supply granite before he reportedly raised alarm following their suspicious movement.
However, Magistrate I. O. Olayinka, who granted the accused bail in the sum of N150,000 with one surety, who must be a resident of Ogun State and has evidence of payment of tax, adjourned the case till April 22.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/police-arraign-father-son-for-calling-lastma-officials-kidnappers/

An Improvised Explosive Device laden Golf 3 vehicle has been intercepted by the Kano State Police Command at Inuwa Village in Ungoggo Local Government Area of the state.
The State Police Commissioner, Musa Daura who addressed newmen today, said the occupants of the vehicle are now at large but were badly injured during a gun duel with the police.
According to the commissioner, the vehicle was arrested yesterday at about 9:30am following a tip off from some members of the public and various IEDs were recovered from the vehicle.
The intentions of the suspects according to Mr Daura were to cause havoc, which will subsequently lead to economic and social sabotage in Kano state.
He further said the area where the vehicle was intercepted was completely sealed off while urging members of the public to report any suspicious movement around the area.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/03/27/police-intercept-bomb-laden-golf-3-in-kano/

Governor Muazu Aliyu of Niger on Wednesday said the state government has discovered 50 ghost schools on the nominal roll of the state’ ministry of education.
The governor who disclosed this before the weekly State Executive Council meeting at Government House, Minna, lamented that the ghost schools were also discovered on the list of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).
Mr Aliyu noted that the schools, which could not be located on ground anywhere in the state, must have gulped several millions of naira on monthly basis, as they have been used to siphon money from the state coffers, a situation he noted the state government is determined to tackle headlong
He also said that aside from the 50 ghost schools, 15 secondary schools in Mashegu local government area of the state has only one Arabic teacher each who teaches all the other subjects including Mathematics and English.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/03/27/niger-state-uncovers-50-ghost-schools/

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Tuesday arraigned former Managing Director of Bank PHB (now Keystone Bank Plc), Mr. Francis Atuche, and three officials of the bank for forgery charges.

They were arraigned before Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo of the Lagos High Court, Ikeja on nine counts.

The two bank officials – Joachim Nnosiri and Uguru Onyike – are with Central Shared Services Centre; a subsidiary of Keystone Bank Limited.
The accused, who pleaded not guilty to all the nine counts, were accused of attempting to smuggle forged board resolutions of some companies into Keystone Bank’s record on March 2013.
This came even as Atuche’s trial at the Federal High Court, Lagos for alleged shares manipulation was stalled due to the fresh arraignment at the Lagos court.

Atuche also faces two other trials before Onigbanjo and another theft charges before Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo of the Lagos High Court, Ikeja.
According to the anti-graft agency, the accused allegedly forged board resolutions were said to have emanated from Futureview Securities Limited, Tradjeck Limited and Extra Oil Limited.
http://www.punchng.com/news/efcc-arraigns-atuche-bank-officials-for-forgery/

i dont tell lies....PERIOD

An Abuja High Court on Tuesday dismissed the `no case submission’ filed by the former National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Prince Vincent Ogbulafor, for alleged corruption charges.
The Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) filed a 17-count charge against Ogbulafor, Emeka Ebilah and Jude Nwokoro.
The anti-graft body alleged that they awarded fictitious contracts amounting to N107 million contrary to Section 19 of the ICPC Act 2000.
Ogbulafor, in his no case submission argued that the prosecution evidence were not sufficient to warrant the trial.
However, Justice Ishaq Bello, in his ruling held that the prosecution established a prima facie case against the accused to warrant the trial.
Bello ordered the accused persons to bring all their witnesses on the next adjourned dated.
He also threatened to revoke the bail of the second accused person, Ebilah, who was not in court during the ruling.
He adjourned the case to April 15, for Ogbulafor to open his defence.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/court-dismisses-ogbulafors-no-case-submission/

A 40-year-old-man has been arrested by men of Ogun Police Command for allegedly hiring two men to rape his two younger sisters in Ijebu-Ososa in Odogbolu Local Government Area of the state.
The suspect was said to have been arrested with the two allegedly paid rapists after they had raped and robbed the two ladies who are 16 and 18 years.
The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Muyiwa Adejobi, disclosed this yesterday, adding that the suspect paid the two alleged rapists N80,000 before they committed the act.
In his reaction, the suspect said it was true that he hired two persons to deal with his two sisters over their parents’ inheritances.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/man-unleashes-rapists-on-sisters-over-inheritance/

The Bayelsa State Independent Electoral Commission on Monday disclosed that a 200 level student of the Niger Delta University, Miss. Teller Francis, drowned during the Saturday local government elections in the state.

Describing the incident as unfortunate, the Chairman of BYSIEC, Mr Blessing Izagara, said Francis, a student of Political Science, died after a boat mishap.

According to him, the boat the late Francis was traveling on capsized along the Akasa River in Brass Local Government Area of the state.

Izagara, however, blamed the incident on the refusal of the deceased to wear a life vest.


Izagara, who announced partial results of the elections, said the PDP candidates emerged chairmen-elect in the eight local government areas of the state.

But he caused controversies when he declared the sole candidate for the chairmanship election in Ogbia Local Government Area winner without any record of votes cast.
http://www.punchng.com/news/200-level-student-drowned-during-bayelsa-election/

Adeyemi Ikuforiji, Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, on Monday asked a Federal High Court in Lagos to strike out a charge of money laundering preferred against him.

Ikuforiji’s counsel, Mr Tayo Oyetibo (SAN), made the request at the resumed hearing of the case before Justice Okechuckwu Okeke, following the absence of Mr Godwin Obla, the EFCC prosecutor.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the speaker and his personal assistant, Oyebode Atoyebi, have been standing trial before the court since March 1, 2012, on a 20-count charge bordering on money laundering.

Reacting to a letter by Obla informing the court of his absence, Oyetibo said that since the trial began, the prosecution had treated the case with much levity.

He claimed that several adjournments granted by the court had been at the instance of the prosecution, who had exhibited visible reluctance in the trial.

The defence counsel, therefore, urged the court to dismiss the suit for lack of diligent prosecution.

After listening to the submissions of Oyetibo, Okeke said he would adjourn the matter for overriding public interest.

He, therefore, adjourned the case to April 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 for continuation of trial.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had told the court that the accused conspired between April 2010 and July 2011, to commit the alleged offences.

It alleged that the duo conspired to commit an illegal act of accepting cash payments amounting to N273,303,780 million from the Assembly, without going through a financial institution.

The anti-graft commission also alleged that Ikuforiji used his position to misappropriate about N500 million belonging to the legislature.

THREE teenagers have died in Lotugbene community in Bayelsa State after allegedly drinking water from a river polluted by the rig operation of an oil company in the area.

The affected children, Osumayin Eniye, 7 years; Kpegbolo Oyadonbenfa, 5 years and Boroyegha, 10 years, supposedly died of cholera after vomiting and stooling for a while.

The river is the only source of drinking water to the community.

Irate chiefs, elders and youth leaders of the community have consequently handed down a seven-day ultimatum to the company to quit the area.

A source said the quality of water in Lotugbene was affected since October 6, 2011 when the oil company started drilling a rig and allegedly polluted the entire river in the process.

Leaders of the community, Chief Noel Babazouwei, Wilfred Ikere and Isaac lamented that efforts to reach the oil company, which they accused of forcefully encroaching on Tinpa AOPL282 location proved abortive, as the company had remained incommunicado.

They said they had written to the Presidency, National Assembly, Governor Henry Dickson of BayelsaState and the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs on their plight, but no respite yet.

The community, however, said it was disposed to dialogue with the company within the seven days, but if the company ignored the ultimatum, then, it could not guarantee the safety of the firm’s officials in the area.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/3-kids-die-over-alleged-water-pollution-in-bayelsa/

A nursing mother and broadcaster with the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA, Akure, Ondo State, Mrs Olubunmi Oke, who was kidnapped last Thursday has been released by her abductors.

This, however, was possible after her family coughed out N1 million ransom to the kidnappers who dropped her along the Benin Ore Expressway at about 11 p.m, Saturday.
Mrs Olubunmi Oke

Mrs Olubunmi Oke

Bunmi, as she is fondly called by her colleagues, has since re-united with her banker husband and six-month-old baby girl.

She has, however, been barred from granting interviews on her ordeal in the hands of her captors.

But findings by Vanguard revealed that she was driven to one of the Niger Delta states and kept in the creeks by her kidnappers.

Her friends who volunteered information said she was not maltreated by the kidnappers who also sympathised with her that she is a nursing mother.

Investigations had it that the kidnappers initially requested N30 million as ransom but later went down to N6 million and eventually settled for N1 million.

Vanguard gathered that they settled for N1 million following appeals from the family of the nursing mother that the baby had been deprived of breast feeding for three days.

It was learnt that during the negotiation, the kidnappers heard the cry of the baby and were moved.

The kidnappers, according to investigation, asked the husband of the journalist to bring the ransom to Owo and when he got there, he was asked to return to Akure.

The husband was later called about 30minutes after to go to Ore where they said he would find his wife.

Some security personnel and the husband later went for her only to be told by Bunmi that she was dropped in the bush and was helped by a truck driver to the expressway.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/kidnapped-nta-reporter-kept-in-creeks-paid-n1m-ransom/

POLICE have seized a 36-year-old palace guard and suspected kidnap kingpin, alleged to have facilitated the abduction of Prof. Kamene Okonjo, mother of the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, last December, in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State by kidnappers.

DeltaState Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ikechukwu Aduba, who confirmed the arrest of the suspect, Chiejine, to Vanguard, yesterday, said: “While the police in DeltaState were after him, the Lagos State Police Command was also after him for some criminal offences, so we have handed him over to them.”

He said the police did not have a hand in the Okonjo-Iweala mother kidnap until he was arrested by the police, last week, after a shootout in EdoState in connection with the death of 71-year-old Mrs. Regina Obi after collecting N2 million ransom from her family.

Police shot dead one of the suspected kidnappers and arrested four others in separate operations in Benin City and Ogwashi-Uku

Aduba said the suspect, who worked in the palace as a guard, confessed he was the one that brought the kidnappers to the palace to kidnap Prof. Okonjo.

He said Chiejine’s house in Ogbe-Ofu quarters, Ogwashi-Uku was demolished when it was confirmed he was a kidnapper.

Aduba stressed the need for people to be careful of the kind of people they employ as guards, saying: “This is the problem we have now, for practically every kidnap, there is an inside factor. Chiejine is very close to them in the palace and he is the one that brought the kidnappers.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/okonjo-iwealas-mother-police-arrest-palace-guard/

Gabriel_sylar: Me I did engagement before I started dating her

Same thing happened to me.

One of the survivors from the Calabar boat wreck, Kive Sani has disclosed that the vessel was conveying illegal migrants from Oron in Akwa Ibom State to Gabon.

The wooden boat which was carrying 166 people from southeastern Nigeria, capsized about 40 nautical miles off the coast, with only two known survivors.

Their trip to Gabon, as disclosed by Kive Sani, a 27 year old Togolese and one of the two confirmed survivors was in search of greener pastures.

According to Sani, the wooden boat did not sail through the normal route and had travelled through a lonely part of the sea.

Hafsat Zakare, the second survivor said that they remained in the sea from about 9pm Friday when the mishap happened till 3pm on Sunday, before succor came their way.

They were saved by the help of a rescue team from a petroleum company (ADDAX), off the shores of Calabar. They are receiving treatment at a private hospital in Calabar, the state capital, where they were rushed to.

The survivors revealed the cause of the wreckage as a leakage into the wooden vessel which was caused by an engine failure.

Casualties, who ranged from women to children are said to include citizens of Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana, Senegal and just a few Nigerians.

It was also disclosed that most of the passengers were women among whom was a pregnant woman.

The Eastern zone coordinator, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Olayemi Abas, has confirmed that bodies of nine casualties have been received by the agency and they have been deposited at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital Mortuary.

Efforts to recover more bodies are on-going.

http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/03/21/sunk-nigerian-boat-carried-illegal-migrants/

The police in Sapele, yesterday, saved an hermaphrodite who is partly man and partly woman, from being lynched by a mob, when the figure suddenly showed up along New Ogorode road, by Total Filling Station, in Sapele.

An eye witness said the incident led to traffic jam along Sapele/Warri ever busy expressway and the New Ogorode road as commuters and drivers stopped to catch a glimpse.

When Vanguard visited the scene, the fellow was completely naked, with hair covering most part of the body and a mustached face like a man but with a pair of big size breasts dangling on the chest as well as female and male private parts side by side in the pubic area.

Shortly the crowd began to swell as more people trooped in to catch a glimpse until some attempted to lynch the fellow but for the timely intervention of the police who arrived the scene and whisked the fellow away in a police car.

At the Sapele Police Area Office where the fellow was taken, he identified himself as Pastor Henry Enuta but refused to disclose his mission nor why he was naked. All efforts to get words from him by newsmen failed as the fellow only occasionally shook his head regretably.

The DPO of the Sapele Police Station, CSP Kenneth Akubue confirmed the rescue of the fellow.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/hermaphrodite-causes-stir-in-sapele/

A sumptuous dinner has reportedly sent a couple to their grave in Arigidi Akoko in Akoko North-West Local Government area of OndoState.

The death of a Primary School teacher, Alhaji Awogbemi Akadiri and Busili Awogbemi, according to sources, occurred early Monday morning.

Vanguard gathered that the deceased, on that faithful night, ate pigeon pea with pap for dinner before they both retired to bed but did not wake up the following day.

Awogbemi, aged 55, was until his death a member of Nasfat Islamic organisation and a teacher at HolyRosaryPrimary School in the town.

A neighbour to the deceased who spoke in confidence said: “Nobody could believe what happened because on Sunday, we saw both of them hale and hearty and there was no sign that such a thing would happen. It is still a mystery to everybody in the town.“

The source said it was the wife that prepared the dinner for the family. But our source could not confirm if other members of the family partook in the dinner.

The corpses of the couple have been deposited at the specialist hospital in Ikare.

Contacted, the state Police command image maker, Wole Ogodo, confirmed the death of the couple, adding, however, that police were still investigating the matter.

He said nobody had been arrested.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/teacher-wife-die-after-a-meal-of-pigeon-pea/

The absence of a defence lawyer on Wednesday stalled the trial of Kabiru Sokoto at a Federal High Court in Abuja.

Kabiru Sokoto, a Boko Haram leader, was re-arrested by security officials after initially escaping from the hands of the police.

The accused is expected to take his plea before the court on April 19.

http://premiumtimesng.com/news/125966-lawyers-absence-stalls-trial-of-boko-haram-leader-kabiru-sokoto.html

manie: You need to take it up with the appropriate authorities.

Thanks, i will do that.

manie: How come were you a margin trader with Cash craft.

I guess it was my account officer at that time, i was hoping to sale my shares one day, only to receive alert that they've been sold. called to inquire, was told my account was in debit.

I used Cash craft before the market crashed in 2008, this year they sold off my stock without consent because my acct was in debit.

Now i use BGL, Vetiva and Meristem Securities

Gene looks weird exposing her boobs......she's always well dressed, i guess this is "wardrobe malfunction"

LEADERS of the delegation of Norwegian Intelligence Service and Customs officials, Mr. Kai Arild Holm, yesterday, in Lagos, said no fewer than 1,585 Nigerians were arrested and detained in Norwegian prisons between 2000 and 2012 over drug trafficking offences.

Disclosing this development during the team’s visit to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, in Lagos, Holm said the visit to the anti-narcotic agency was to enhance collaboration with Nigerian authorities in counter narcotic smuggling, money laundering and human trafficking.

According to him, “in 2012, we arrested 432 Nigerians in Norway and deported 95 over drug trafficking. We need your help in dealing with the problem of West African criminal networks in Norway. Most Nigerians arrested over drug trafficking are based in Europe. They engage in drug smuggling and launder the money back home.”

Chairman of NDLEA, Ahamu Giade, said the decision to collaborate with the Norway was reached after a meeting with a delegation of Norwegian Police and Customs officials that visited the agency in Lagos, Monday.

He said: “We need to enter into a memorandum of understanding to deepen our collaboration with the Norwegian government. Drug trafficking is a common problem and we need to embrace the principle of shared responsibility in addressing it. The technical details will soon be perfected. This will lead to improvement in arrests, prosecution and assets forfeiture.”

The NDLEA boss who condemned the involvement of Nigerians in criminal activities abroad, promised to take necessary steps in boosting the image of the country.

The steps, he added, included effective collaboration in counter narcotics, financial and assets investigation and anti-drug education.

The delegation will spend some days in Nigeria while details of the memorandum are being worked out.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/1585-nigerians-in-norway-prisons-over-drug-trafficking-says-holm/

SOURCE: VANGUARD