Author: Jonathan Agbo, Member, LARDI Oyo State
In a bid to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria which include substance abuse, importation, exportation, sale and purchase
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2020 was a hard year for everyone. It was hard still for drug arrestees awaiting trial. We felt as a group, we should do our best to carry on with our mandate of
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Below is a link to a web story published by UNODC about the Continuous Legal Education Training (CLE) for our members.
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Pro bono lawyers under the aegis of Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs Initiative (LARDI) have assisted 62 indigent drug offenders to resolve difficult legal challenges, leading to their release
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Pro bono lawyers under the aegis of Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs Initiative (LARDI) have assisted 62 indigent drug offenders to resolve difficult legal challenges, leading to their release
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The Regional office of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, UNODC, has organized a training for lawyers to render pro-bono legal services to drugs arrestees in the country.
The
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Sanusi backs codeine ban
Former Federal High Court Chief Judge (CJ) Justice Adamu Abdu-Kafarati has called for the amendment of the National Drug Law Enforcement (NDLEA)
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A Federal High Court, Lagos, on Friday sentenced a 63-year-old man, Hassan Nurudeen Aremu, to four years imprisonment for trafficking in 2.66 kilogrammes of cocaine.
The court handed the
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The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has commended the Federal Government for banning some hard drugs.
He also applauded lawyers under the aegis of Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs
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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA), Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, (NAIA), Special Area Command has apprehended a Kenyan national, Angela Wairimu while trying to smuggle 6.5
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Lawyers under the aegis of Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs Initiative (LARDI) have urged the Federal Government to intervene and save Nigerians on death row in foreign countries.
The
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A network of lawyers under the aegis of Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs Initiative (LARDI) has urged all stakeholders to uphold the rights of drug arrestees by ensuring that they gain equal
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Wrongly accused Nigerian girl for drug peddling in Saudi Arabia, Zainab Aliyu (middle), with officials of Nigerian Consulate in Jedda, shortly after her release…yesterday.
Lawyers
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A group, the Legal Advocacy Response to Drugs Initiative (LARDI), has urged the Federal Government to intensify efforts to save more innocent Nigerians who are on death rows abroad.
It
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National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has uncovered a cartel, which specialised in planting illicit drugs in travellers’ luggage.
The NDLEA Chairman, Col. Muhammad Abdallah
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Stakeholders in Plateau on Thursday decried the rising influx of illegal migrants, and drug abuse in the state, and called for urgent measures to tackle the two evils.
The stakeholders
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A Ugandan producer has tied up deals to export $160 million worth of cannabis to pharmacy chains in Canada and Germany.
Israeli firm Together (TASE: TGDR) has set up a business called
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Stores selling Indian hemp in Canada have announced that they ran out of supplies within 24 hours of its legalisation.
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Chairman/Chief Executive, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Col. Muhammad Mustapha Abdallah (rtd.) has approved the promotion of six officers to the rank of Assistant Commander General
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The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Command in Borno, on Friday said it has arrested 29 suspected drug dealers in the state.
The Commandant of the corps, Alhaji Ibrahim
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has initiated a partnership with Nigeria’s pro bono lawyers to offer legal aid services to drug arrestees. The initiative got off the
Continue ReadingWe hope to make a difference in the lives of indigent drug arrestees. However, we cannot do this without lawyers willing to volunteer their time and expertise.
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