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Nigeria Moves to Enforce Harsher Penalties for Wildlife Traffickers

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Senate passes bill to protect endangered species and align with global conservation laws In a landmark move, the Nigerian Senate has passed the Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill, 2024 , which seeks to impose tougher penalties on wildlife traffickers and strengthen the country’s fight against the illegal trade of endangered species. The bill, which awaits President Bola Tinubu ’s assent, is designed to replace the outdated Endangered Species Act of 1985 , providing Nigeria with a modern legal framework to combat wildlife crimes in line with international environmental standards. A Major Step Against Wildlife Crime According to reports from Reuters , the new legislation introduces fines of up to ₦12 million (about $8,200) and jail terms of up to 10 years for individuals caught trafficking endangered animals or their parts — including elephants, pangolins, and other vulnerable species native to Africa. The bill also empowers law enforcement agencies such as the ...

BBNaija: Chizzy Wins Brand New Car


 

Chizzy, the evicted Big Brother Naija Housemate, has won a brand new car.

Chizzy won an Innoson car after emerging the winner of a game played by the finalists on Thursday night.

The housemates were told to find the letters “Innoson IVM Connect” from the pool of balloons.

Biggie said the first housemate to find the complete letters wins.

Chizzy, who is a rider, was the first to complete the task.

He was given the keys to a brand new Innoson IVM Connect at the Arena and allowed to sit in his new car.


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