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UNODC

June 19, 2026

Nigeria, other West African countries face growing challenge of synthetic drug use, says UNODC

He also expressed concern over rising cases of poly-drug use, where individuals combine multiple substances such as cannabis, alcohol and pharmaceutical products.

Packets of tablets
April 23, 2026

UNODC moves to strengthen justice for gender-based violence victims

Mr Toure called for stronger institutional coordination and sustained efforts to place victims at the centre of interventions.

UNODC logo and displaced women in Borno State
March 25, 2026

Organised crime, corruption key drivers of violent extremism in Nigeria: UNODC

Mr Toure said this while addressing journalists ahead of the launch of the UNODC Nigeria Country Programme 2026-2030 on Tuesday in Abuja.

Boko haram
November 11, 2025

Immigration denied entry to 332 migrants without valid travel documents at Seme border: CG

Mrs Nandap noted that 294 Nigerians, suspected of attempting irregular migration under the ‘japa syndrome,’ were stopped from leaving the country.

Kemi Nandap
October 15, 2025

EFCC boss seeks stronger collaboration against cross-border crimes

reaffirmed NACIWA’s role as a unifying platform for regional anti-corruption collaboration.

Ola Olukoyede
October 14, 2025

Tinubu urges ECOWAS to declare resource theft, illegal mining international crimes

According to him, recovery of stolen assets is indeed at the core of the region’s fight against corruption.

President Bola Tinubu
July 24, 2025

NAPTIP seeks stronger media role against human trafficking

Ms Adamu-Bello thanked the media for their sustained partnership, which she said had contributed to NAPTIP’s efforts in combating human trafficking nationwide.

NAPTIP
July 1, 2025

FG, UNODC partner to combat illegal mining

The federal government is partnering with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to boost Nigeria’s response to the illicit mineral trade.

Dele Alake and others
May 21, 2025

Rising demand for gold, critical minerals fuelling crime, instability in Africa: UNODC

The rising demand for gold and critical minerals is fuelling crimes, corruption, and instability in Africa, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime has said.

DRC mining site
February 28, 2025

UN chief warns U.S. aid cuts will have ‘devastating’ global impact

Mr Guterres emphasised that U.S. support has long been central to global humanitarian efforts.

Donald Trump and António Guterres