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Drug Trafficking Crackdown: Nigeria’s NDLEA says it found ketamine (3kg) and MDMA/ecstasy (199g) hidden in water purifier machines shipped from the Netherlands to Lagos, and also seized 1,246kg of skunk in Kaduna plus 380 rounds of 7.62mm ammunition on the Abuja–Kaduna highway. Arms Courier Arrests: Nigeria’s DSS arrested five suspects, including two Nigeriens, linked to the Nov. 2025 Papiri school attack in Niger State, recovering 15 AK rifles and 1,434 rounds of live ammunition. Sahel Security Support: The US donated military equipment worth nearly $2.3m to Niger to help its forces fight extremist groups and cross-border crime. Niger Drug Bust: Niger authorities seized a record 278kg of cocaine in Zinder, arresting eight suspects in a network allegedly routed via Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria to Libya. Children Under Siege (Nigeria): Coverage marks Children’s Day amid ongoing school kidnappings, including the continued captivity of children taken in recent attacks. Local Governance & Culture (Niger): Niger’s traditional leaders and Gov. Umar Bago highlighted the Bariki/Eid-el-Kabir Durbar in Bida, urging unity and support for development.

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May 27, 2026

Masai Ujiri and Giants of Africa Reach Halfway Mark of Built Within Initiative with 50th Court Opening in Lagos, Nigeria

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