NSCDC warnt vor Zerstörung unterirdischer Kabel in der FCT

11. März 2026

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Das Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Federal Capital Territory Command hat Straßenbauarbeitern eine Warnung erteilt, unterirdische Kabel nicht zu vandalieren.

Das Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command, hat Straßenbauarbeiter gewarnt, die unterirdische Kabel vandalieren. Diese Warnung kommt inmitten von Besorgnissen über die Zerstörung kritischer Infrastruktur in der Hauptstadt des Landes. Die Stellungnahme des Kommandos hebt die Risiken hervor, die durch solche Handlungen bei Straßenbauprojekten entstehen. In den verfügbaren Informationen wurden keine spezifischen Vorfälle oder weitere Details zur Durchsetzung erwähnt. Die Warnung zielt darauf ab, wesentliche Dienstleistungen in der FCT zu schützen.

Reactions follow low turnout in FCT area council elections

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The Federal Capital Territory's Area Council elections on Saturday experienced low voter turnout, drawing criticism from former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. He described the situation as democracy under siege due to President Tinubu's tight grip. The NSCDC has issued a warning against post-election unrest.

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Contractor destroys endangered plants on South Africa's Wild Coast

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A contractor for the South African National Roads Agency has been accused of destroying hectares of the endangered Pondoland Pincushion and other rare plants while working on the N2 Wild Coast project, prompting protests from the Amadiba community. Local environmentalist Sinegugu Zukulu discovered the damage last week in the Eastern Cape's pristine coastal area. This incident has reignited long-standing disputes over the highway's route through sensitive ecosystems.

Nelson Mandela Bay skips funding for aging electricity pylons

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