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Funny you should ask: JKIA cleaner, 52 phones and 3 drones

Cartoon in SNECK style: in a dark wood-paneled airport hallway, a big sign reads HAS ANYONE ASKED YOU TO CARRY SOMETHING? A grinning googly-eyed raccoon cleaner in a teal coverall, holding a mop, points back at a restroom door while wearing a bulging black backpack with drone propellers and smartphones poking out and a luggage tag reading KCY 001J. Beside it, a yellow mop bucket has a sticker and a tiny pink cocktail umbrella. A grey owl customs officer in a navy cap and yellow sash stares at the backpack, clipboard in hand. A small wall poster reads exeindex.com. Caption: FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK.
EXE Index original cartoon (SNECK STUDIO, @exeindex)

Satire / Cartoon. Kenya's KRA says customs officers clearing arriving passengers at JKIA spotted an airport cleaner leaving the terminal with two black backpacks. She tried to flee and was stopped. She said a female…

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Eight Nigerian soldiers killed as patrol vehicle hits a mine near Gamboru, Borno

News card from EXE Index. Headline: Eight Nigerian soldiers killed as patrol vehicle hits a mine near Gamboru, Borno. Locator map adapted from Wikimedia Commons (Profoss, after Uwe Dedering, CC BY-SA 3.0) showing Borno State in red in northeastern Nigeria; not a photo of the event. Key facts, as defence sources and a militia member told AFP (carried by Vanguard and Daily Trust): on Saturday, October 17, 2026 (time not given), an army patrol vehicle checking on militia members clearing thickets along the highway rolled over a mine in Kinuba village, about 25 kilometres from Gamboru near the Cameroon border; the explosive was remotely detonated by cord, the militia member said; all eight soldiers aboard were killed and a militia member was wounded by shrapnel; the sources blamed Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP). Sources: defence sources via AFP, Vanguard, Daily Trust. exeindex.com/terrorism. Record dispatch:2026-10-17-ng-gamboru-mine. @exeindex.
News cardMap: Borno State (red) in northeastern Nigeria. Locator map, not a photo of the Oct 17, 2026 Kinuba/Gamboru mine blast. Map: Wikimedia Commons, derivative by User:Profoss, original by Uwe Dedering, CC BY-SA 3.0 (rasterized by EXE Index)

Oct 17: Eight Nigerian soldiers were killed when their patrol vehicle hit a remotely detonated mine in Kinuba village near Gamboru, Borno State, defence sources told AFP. A militia member was wounded by shrapnel. The…

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