The Chief of Defence Staff, Gen Christopher Musa, has stated that the soldiers who invaded the Adamawa State Police Command headquarters last week and killed an inspector would be facing a standing court-martial, while urging the leadership of the army and the Police Force to settle their differences. SaharaReporters had reported how some policemen were injured and one killed during the clash which was launched by troops of the Nigerian Army on the Adamawa State Police headquarters in Yola.
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There was anxiety that the strike could jeopardise the election as the INEC might not be able to distribute and transport materials due to the planned shutdown of the transport system and other public facilities in the state.
The DIG, while emphasising the plans of the IGP to maintain law and order during the elections, at the meeting, warned political gladiators, and their followers to be law-abiding and play the game according to the rules as the police and other security agencies will never allow any act of hooliganism, political rascality and lawlessness in any part of the affected States or in any other state across the country
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC), and the Nigeria police, have again pledged to work together to rid the Federal Capital Territory, (FCT), of crime and criminality.