NSCDC warns against destruction of underground cables in FCT

2026年03月11日(水)

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Federal Capital Territory Command has issued a warning to road construction workers against vandalising underground cables.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command, has warned road construction workers who vandalise underground cables. This alert comes amid concerns over the destruction of critical infrastructure in the nation's capital. The command's statement highlights the risks posed by such actions during road projects. No specific incidents or further details on enforcement were mentioned in the available information. The warning aims to protect essential services in the FCT.

Low voter turnout at an FCT polling station during area council elections, with idle officials and minimal crowds amid political criticism.

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.

NDDC organises capacity building, calls for projects protection

The Niger Delta Development Commission has organised a capacity building programme. It also called for the protection of its projects.

Wike gives contractors three-day ultimatum to clear refuse

2026年02月07日(土) AIによるレポート

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has issued a three-day ultimatum to contractors to evacuate refuse in satellite towns or face termination of their contracts.

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Murkomen orders KDF and police deployment ahead of heavy rains

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INEC engages 1,132 vehicles for FCT polls

Suspected cable fire disrupts Cape Town International Airport

A suspected fire involving IT cables at Cape Town International Airport led to a temporary halt in international flights on Tuesday. The Airports Company South Africa restored power by 6.30pm that evening. All passengers and staff remained safe throughout the incident.

Contractor destroys endangered plants on South Africa's Wild Coast

2026年02月01日(日) AIによるレポート

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

The Nelson Mandela Bay metro has not allocated budget for repairing rusted electricity pylons despite warnings that they have exceeded their design life. This inaction raises fears of another blackout that could severely impact the local economy. Political figures are urging immediate action to prevent further disruptions.

2026/03/21 23:05