Abubakar reminded the public that an attack on the security forces of any nation is an attack on the entire nation
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The NMA national leadership said the directive would remain in force pending when the safety of its members could be guaranteed by the Federal Government, with other necessary conditions met
In attendance at the security meeting were the Minister of Police Affairs, Caleb Olubolade, who first came out of the meeting; the National Security Adviser, Colonel Dasuki Sambo; the Chief of Defence Staff, Admiral Ola Saad Ibrahim; the Chief of Naval staff, Vice Admiral Dele Ezeoba; the Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Badeh; the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar; as well as the Director General of the Department of State Service
The Force spokesman, Frank Mba, a Chief Superintendent of Police, who confirmed the directive, said it is coming based on the recent killing of some policemen, who were on duty in Nassarawa and Borno States
“The Inspector-General of Police, IGP MD Abubakar has ordered the redeployment of eleven Commissioners of Police (CPs) to Commands and Formations. The IGP’s order followed the recent elevation of some senior officers to the rank of Commissioners of Police and the retirement of some Commissioners of Police in State Commands and Police Formations,” Mba announced
A DNA test, ordered by the American consulate office, had since shown that the couple was not parents of the twins
Addressing the newly-promoted Commissioners of Police during the brief but memorable decoration ceremony, the IGP charged the officers to justify the confidence reposed in them by the present Police Management
A statement issued in Lagos on Tuesday by Globacom stated that it was happy to be a part of the Okpekpe Road Race as the official telecoms partner
The Abubakar also used the signing ceremony to deploy the former Security Officer of the Super Eagles, ACP Gideon Akinsola, to the Edo State capital, Benin City, where he is expected to work with the state police Commissioner in ensuring that lives and properties in Okpekpe and its environments were free of crime
An eyewitness said the armed men changed into a Honda car and drove away with Edu and the driver
The state Commissioner of Police, Sanusi Rufai, who confirmed the incident to Channels Television in Damaturu, said the suspected Islamic terrorists attacked the Divisional Police Station around 1am in a shootout that lasted for an hour
While some of these arguments may sound persuasive or even plausible, they are unfortunately devoid of any known legal foundation. Nigerian Laws are unequivocal in their restrictions on the use of tinted vehicle glasses
It was gathered that Nwoauzuru left his house at 53/55, Adetola Street, Aguda, Surulere earlier on Sunday March 24, 2013 at about 4pm to attend a prayer meeting at Agboju, around Festac area, Lagos State
It was gathered that Chukwu, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, had been given an initial N400,000 bribe after threatening to ensure that those involved in a land case were sent to jail
Part of the reasons they were honored was their pivotal role in clamping down on armed robbers in Lagos State
He also expressed the willingness, determination and commitment of the Nigeria Police Force to effectively discharge its onerous responsibility of securing the life and property of the citizenry, in line with the provisions of the country’s constitution and all extant statutes
“The intention of these hoodlums was to cause havoc and destabilize peace which will subsequently lead to economic and social sabotage in Kano State
The names of the ladies were given as Yetunde Ajao of the University of Lagos, Oyindamola Esan of the Olabisi Onabanjo University,, with the other of unknown identity
A source told The Eagle Online: “Trouble started for the policemen when a team of senior police officers, led by an unnamed Deputy Inspector General of Police, allegedly from the Force Headquarters, Abuja, was at the Pedro Police Barracks on March 5 on a tour of the barracks
Nwosu said: “The bomb blast in Kano, which killed many people was incredible.
“We believe most of them were the Igbos because the area the bomb exploded is largely occupied by Igbo traders and businessmen