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Kuje.

local government area in the Federal Capital Territory in Nigeria

Seen in 60 reportsLast reported Saturday

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24

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Around Kuje this week

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  • Kuje operates as a locality within the administrative jurisdiction of the Federal Capital Territory Administration.

    Some supportAug 27
  • EFCC sought to establish operational presence in Kuje centre.

    Some supportJun 2
  • Osun State Transactional

    The political support base of Osun State shifted and transferred to Kuje.

    Some supportJul 30
  • Gwagwalada Shared context

    The two communities are linked by a dual carriageway, establishing a shared geographical and functional context.

    Well supportedJun 25
  • Foundation Transactional

    Foundation provided aid resources to the Kuje community.

    Some supportAug 12
  • Danladi Umar Shared context

    Danladi Umar was remanded in the Kuje Correctional Centre.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Kuje has historically shown political support for the Peoples Democratic Party.

    Some supportAug 26
  • Amnesty International Nigeria monitors the situation in Kuje and issues statements regarding threats against its residents.

    Some supportAug 25
  • University of Jos Shared context

    The university and the location exist within a shared geographical context.

    Some supportJul 20
  • ActionAid Nigeria Shared context

    ActionAid Nigeria operates within the local context of Kuje, condemning political intimidation by a local official.

    Some supportAug 28
  • Kuje is a community located near the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.

    Some supportJun 23
  • Gado Mentioned together

    Co-mentioned in relation to addressing local political unrest as part of a group leadership context.

    Some supportSep 8

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