Nigeria had least number of attacks in 2024 – CDS

The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has stated that Nigeria recorded the least number of attacks within the country in 2024, even as he stated that the federal government is improving the border system. He stated this on Prime Time, an Arise Television programme on Friday while speaking on the latest global terrorism

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    Delta Govt introduces mandatory smoke emission permit for vehicle owners

    The Delta State government has announced the introduction of a mandatory Smoke Emission Permit for commercial and company vehicles operating within the state.

    It warned that non-compliance would not be tolerated and that violators could face prosecution.

    Commissioner for Transport, Mr Onoriode Agofure, stated that the initiative aligns with the Delta State Internal Revenue Law 2020, and will take effect this year. He explained that the measure aims to reduce the dangers posed by vehicle emissions and promote environmental sustainability.

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