₦airaland Forum

wiseoneking:
Your conscience is already pricking you because it was your uncle and your people. Lol

EmmyOD:
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DMerciful:
Wike must eventually obey Fubara

A 40-year-old Nigerian man identified as Chicka Abajuvo, along with one other suspect, has been arrested by the police in Wayanad, located in the northeast of the Indian state of Kerala for drug trafficking.

PUNCH Metro learnt on Sunday that the suspects were apprehended in the district just days after authorities busted a drug racket based in Bengaluru, leading to the arrest of Tanzanian national, Prince Samson.

According to Onmanorama, an India-based news outlet, the Wayanad police arrested the 40-year-old Nigerian alongside Sandeep Malik.

The report stated that “the duo was allegedly in cahoots with Samson, who was arrested earlier.” It further noted that Sandeep is reportedly a student in India.

The report continued, “Sleuths from the Sulthan Bathery police and the anti-narcotics wing of Wayanad police arrested the duo in a midnight operation.

“The police team, led by Sulthan Bathery Station House Officer NP Raghavan, raided a flat in Bengaluru and nabbed the two accused involved in trafficking drugs to Kerala.”

During the raid, the police recovered mobile phones, laptops, and several documents linking the suspects to other operators.

The report further revealed that a total of four individuals had been arrested in connection with a drug trafficking case registered in Sulthan Bathery in February.

“The drug racket has been involved in smuggling various drugs, including MDMA, into the state from Bengaluru. Authorities have also tracked large money transactions in many accounts associated with the suspects,” the report stated.

The first arrest in the case reportedly took place on February 24, when a man identified as Shefeek, a native of Cherumukku, Malappuram, was caught with 93.84 grams of MDMA during a vehicle inspection at the Muthanga checkpost.

Shefeek was a key link between the racketeers in the Malabar districts and drug peddlers in Bengaluru,” the report noted, adding that the investigation remains ongoing.

PUNCH Metro reported the arrest of two Nigerians for a similar crime in the Delhi region of India in 2023.

At the time, a Special Cell of the Delhi police dismantled a three-man international drug cartel involving two Nigerians and a Sierra Leonean, who were allegedly supplying banned substances across India.

The police reportedly seized 6 kg of the hypnotic drug methaqualone and 2 kg of heroin” from the suspects, identified as Paul Joy from Sierra Leone and Peace Ilobe and Stephen, both from Nigeria

Naturalgbola:
Wike should remember death.

DMerciful:
Nobody knows this scammer fake Ohaneze president Isiguzoro yet Lagos-Ibadan expressway propaganda machinery keeps quoting him.

Why can't Ohaneze sue this impersonator?

The Rivers State Government has expressed concerns over a bleak future for its people, citing the uncooperative stance of the Hon. Martins Amaewhule-led Rivers State House of Assembly.

The government claims this is obstructing the full implementation of the Supreme Court’s judgment on the ongoing political crisis in the state.

The statement was made on Monday in Port Harcourt, shortly after the state assembly issued a notice of gross misconduct to Governor Sir Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu.

Addressing the press, the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Joseph Johnson, accused the assembly of deliberately preventing the execution of the court’s ruling.

Johnson stated: “It is now common knowledge that members of the Rt. Hon. Martins Amaewhule-led Rivers State House of Assembly have, by their actions, refused to allow the Governor of Rivers State, His Excellency Sir (Dr.) Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS, to fully implement the Supreme Court’s judgment on the prolonged political and legal battle that began after the failed attempt to impeach him on October 30, 2023.”

He further emphasized Governor Fubara’s commitment to peace and prioritizing the interests of the people over personal or sectional considerations.

“Since this unjustified onslaught against Governor Fubara began, he has remained steadfast in his commitment to peace and his determination to put the people of Rivers State first,” Johnson said.

The commissioner also referenced the Supreme Court’s February 28, 2025, ruling on critical issues, including the seizure of the state’s federation revenue allocation, the annulment of the October 5, 2024, local government elections, and the re-presentation of the 2025 budget to the Amaewhule-led assembly.

He added: “Despite the unfavorable aspects of the Supreme Court’s judgment—particularly its unexpected comments on the contentious defection issue, which was never formally before the court—Governor Fubara has remained committed to fully implementing the ruling, no matter the challenges.”

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Lol.

PaChukwudi44:
Of course we know. Unfortunately for them they can't remove him.

hafeeanubasy:
Igbos don't ask questions as long as their Ego is being massaged

kettykin:
It seems when you lose it becomes fake and when you win, it turns out original. You people are mentally limited to Nigeria, I asked grok about the most intelligent in the world where there not self limiting quota systems and it it still returned igbos. I still don't know why this is hard to accept

gidgiddy:
He wasn't even charged for committing any crime except what he said on Radio Biafra

huptin:
Are you not the ones that drove them into it? Mindless fellows.

chichar1:
Madman anthem!!! Comment of a Bandit.

Wrackcityoffici:
If you trusted your political candidate…the first name you would bring up wouldn’t be peter obi. You are a typical Nigerian though, a clear product of your society