A statement by the spokesman of the police, Frank Mba, stated that he Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, has assured Nigerians, including participants in the National Convention, residents of the Federal Capital Territory and the general public, that the Nigeria Police Force will provide water-tight security for the conduct of the National Convention
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He said: “I want to appeal to the media to respect the privacy of the intending couple
The Commissioner of Police in the state said that those found guilty will be dealt with, in accordance with the rules of the force code, which says no erring officer will go unpunished
He said that the chairmen of the two councils and the police were holding consultations on how to resolve the recurring crises in the affected LGAs
A former IGP, Musiliu Smith, urged upcoming officers to emulate Odiase for his works, stressing that there was always a reward for any job well done
This position was contained in a circular issued on August 21, 2013 from the Force Headquarters, Abuja and addressed to all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police, Command Commissioners of Police, Heads of Departments and Formations
Speaking through the Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, Abubakar promised that justice would be served, adding that the police officer linked with the killing of the late Olalekan Ajayi, one of the victims, had been arrested, detained and is presently undergoing investigation
Chidiebere fled to Dubai after defrauding a Nigerian businesswoman of $2 million
Justice Jude Okeke gave the order after hearing an application filed by Adole, Jerome and Vincent through their counsel, Diskson Omaiye, urging the enforcement of their fundamental human rights
It urged them to leverage on the cordial relationship among sister security agencies in their beats to ensure that criminal activities were reduced to the barest minimum
Ali said that the command was also carrying out regular inspection and monitoring of movements from point to point, handling, storage and usage of explosives
According to the number one policeman, the deduction is to facilitate the floating of a mortgage bank for the police, which will greatly improve the housing needs of every police personnel
Chindah said: “The hoodlums took six of them, including two Nigerians
but they decided to drop the two Nigerians among their victims,
probably in a bid to prevent being easily traced
The I-G also directed the Commissioners of Police in charge of states
to adequately deploy personnel to guarantee free flow of traffic and
safe passage of travelers through their domains
A 34-man contingent of the Force, made up of 28 athletes and six officials, led by the Force Planning Committee Chairman, CP Abimbola Macaulay, departed the Murtala Mohammed International Air Port, Lagos on July 30 for Belfast, Northern Ireland
Passengers that arrived Benin could not leave the airport as the two gates leading to the airport were locked, though the EDIRS said it only locked the administrative offices of the airport
While demonstrating the capacity of the robots during a formal presentation of the equipment to the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, a Nigeria Police EOD robot technician stated that the device can locate and defuse suspicious and hazardous explosive items from remote places and is also capable of firing “disrupters” and delivering counter IED charges that can demobilize and render an IED safe
The gang, said the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, Lucky Uyabeme, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, before taking their victim to their den, robbed his parents of their N100,000
The three men are to report to Force Criminal Investigation Department, Force Headquarters, Abuja for an interview in respect of their roles as seen in the video clips in circulation
A statement by the Deputy Force Public Relations Officer, Franl Mba, said: “The Police High Command uses this medium and opportunity to remind the citizens of the State, irrespective of their ideological leaning, of the need to play by the rules