NIGERIA, SAUDI ARABIA TIGHTEN THE NOOSE ON DRUG CARTELS AS NDLEA, GDNC SIGN MOU. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Nigeria, Saudi Arabia tighten the noose on drug cartels as NDLEA, GDNC sign MoU  . It’s a partnership that’ll reinforce frontline of law enforcement against global drug trafficking networks, says Marwa in Riyadh The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and the General Directorate of Narcotics Control (GDNC) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, to strengthen operational partnership and tighten the noose on drug trafficking networks operating between both countries. Highlights of the MoU include: exchange of intelligence between Nigeria and Saudi Arabia, the Saudi will avail NDLEA its training Academy for joint training, provision of operational logistics to NDLEA, conduct of joint investigations and exchange of data on convicts. Speaking at the signing of the partnership agreement in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Monday 7th April 2025, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig Gen Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd) who was accompanied by...

ETISALAT BROUGHT A LEGAL ACTION AGAINST MTN,OVER THE ACQUISITION OF VISAFONE.

                     I just received an information that Etisalat,a telecommunication firm in Nigeria has brought a legal action against MTN Nigeria and Visafone Ltd,challenging MTN's use of the 800MH spectrum following the acquisition of Visafone.Etisalat said the court action was necessary to prevent the use of the spectrum by MTN at this time,as it will entrench the dominance of MTN in the retail data service market.It noted that MTN Nigeria had been declared dominant by the Nigerian Communications Commission {NCC} in 2013 and remains dominant in the wholesale leased line and retail voice markets.Chineze Amanfo,Head of Media,Etisalat in a statement said the use of the 800MHz spectrum to deploy broadband services ahead of its competitors,particularly those who,prior to MTNs purchase as MTN,will further entrench MTN's dominance in the Nigerian telecommunications sector.She said in line with Section 86 of the Nigerian Communications Act,2003,engaged the NCC to understand the basis of its decision to approve the acquisition.Before the acquisition of Visafone by  MTN Nigeria last month,the GSM operators controlled about 98 percent of the Nigerian market,while the CDMA controlled 1.58 percent market share,according to statistics from the NCC.One more photo below.                                                                                                

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