The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the president and few of his aides departed the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja for London at about 2.30p.m.
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They gave the advice on Tuesday in Enugu during a sensitisation workshop for the people of the zone on community policing system and its merits.
Adamu stated this on Thursday during his official visit to the Police Command in Oyo State over the recent #EndSARS protests during which some policemen were killed and police stations burnt.
The IG, who visited the stations that were burnt, destroyed and looted, was accompanied by top chiefs of the Force, including the Commissioner of the Command, Hakeem Odumosu, who said policemen in the state were not cowards as they were back on their beats.
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu said this on Tuesday when he received the Inspector General of Police, Muhammed Adamu, at the State House in Marina, on a commiseration visit.
He said that the measure was in order to effectively tackle insecurity in Nigeria.
The former minister is among three defendants charged before the court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on a three count charge of allegedly deploying over N362 million derived from a $115 million slush fund to influence the outcome of the 2015 presidential election in favour of the candidate of the then ruling Peoples Democratic Party, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
The Police Service Commission had taken the Nigeria Police Force to court over the recruitment of 10,000 constable.
Muhammed Adamu, the Inspector General of Police on Tuesday said police Special Weapons And Tactics team and patrol vehicles would be deployed to the South-West region of the country.
Adamu, represented by the Deputy Inspector General Operations, Abdulmajid Ali, disclosed this during the commission’s review of the 2019 general elections with the Inter Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security in Abuja.
The House of Representatives on Thursday mandated the Inspector-General of Police, Muhammed Adamu, to put an end to banditry in Oyo state communities.
The Miners Association of Nigeria says it will comply with the directive by the Federal Government, to suspend all mining activities in Zamfara within 48 hours.
The acting Inspector-General of Police, Muhammed Adamu, on Sunday in Abuja, advised members of the public to ignore fake social media reports on Federal Government’s decision to suspend mining activities in Zamfara.
The new DIGs were appointed from the rank of Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and Commissioners of Police
The Governor said in a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media Relations, Fidelis Soriwei, that the new Inspector-General was a dedicated professional, who had the required experience for the job.
A chieftain of the party, Niyi Owolade, told newsmen at the premises of the tribunal in Osogbo that the party was surprised by the the development.