Eid-El-Fitr: Police Deploy 3,200 Personnel In Imo As Tension Heightens
In a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, Orlando Ikeokwu, the command assured Imo indigenes that it is collaborating with all security agencies in the state.
by SaharaReporters, New York
May 12, 2021
The Imo State Police Command on Tuesday said it had deployed a total of 3200 personnel to ensure adequate security in the state as Muslim faithful mark the Eid-El-Fitr celebration.
In a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, Orlando Ikeokwu, the command assured Imo indigenes that it is collaborating with all security agencies in the state.
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In recent times, there is nothing that has dominated public discussion more than insecurity which is propelled by Fulani herdsmen attackBan on Open Grazing: Gov Ortom and the other Govs s leading to the debate on prohibition of open grazing of cattle – to be or not to be. The discussions have been on how sustainable is the nomadic practice of cattle rearing in the fast growing population and the spiral of crisis the practice has caused in Nigeria. These discussions rising to a climax at a time Nigeria is facing the worst ever wave of insecurity have also tested the country’s unity and foundation, leadership sincerity and purpose. The discussions have equally raised the question that between human beings and cows, which does Nigeria place its premium on?
Immigration rescues seven female victims of sex trafficking en-route Europe
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They were rescued while trying to cross to Niger Republic, en-route to Europe.
Jigawa State Controller of NIS, Ismaila Abba Aliyu said the arrest was made by the personel of Operation Salam, along Kazaure Babura axis in the State.
He explained that the victims with no valid travelling document were planning to cross Niger Republic, Libiya to Europe.
The suspects, between the age of 16-27 are indigenes of Lagos, Kwara, Imo and Ogun states.
The agent was awaiting the victims in Niger Republic and planned to convey them to Libya through deserts.
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The whereabouts of the Sales Representative of New Telegraph newspaper in Imo State, Mr. Chuks Ugwuibe has become a source of worry after he was reportedly arrested by operatives of the Nigerian Police Force at the Banana Junction in Orlu.
Ugwuibe was on Tuesday morning arrested around a news stand at Banana Junction, Orlu on his weekly routine trip of collecting sales returns for his company, New Telegraph.
A police team reportedly swooped on the news stand and whisked him away alongside other victims.
But the state Police spokesman, Orlando Ikeokwu when contacted, said he was yet to be briefed about the said arrest and promised to get back.
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Frank Lampard reminds me of someone who is a properly groomed Son of committed Parents. His well ordered upbringing shows in his avalanche of successes in life. I’m currently reading his autobiography and a chapter in it reminds me of how we were also groomed.
He writes:”Moving out of Mum and Dad’s house was like being given the keys to a new world. I decided that I should be more independent. I could afford to buy a flat and when I found the right place I took the plunge. It was more a case of doing what I thought I should than what I really wanted. I was very comfortable at home. I enjoyed having my family around.