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By Udora Orizu Hunters Group of Nigeria (HGN) yesterday stormed the National Assembly complex in Abuja to seek the opportunity and recognition under the law to assist the federal government in tackling the ravaging insecurity in the land. The Commandant of the Akwa Ibom State Command of the organisation, John Essien, who spoke with journalists, said they specifically needed the backing of the law to compliment the efforts of the relevant security agencies in apprehending bandits and the insurgents terrorising the country. He also disclosed that they were at the National Assembly for a public hearing on a bill for an Act to establish the Nigerian Hunters Council of Nigeria. ....
Punch Newspapers Sections Published 18 May 2021 The Hunters Group of Nigeria on Tuesday, pleaded with members of the Senate to pass the bill seeking to grant it a legal backing. The hunters said doing so would officially empower them to assist the Federal Government to tackle insecurity. The Commandant of the group in Akwa Ibom State, John Essien, stated this when the HGN defended the bill on the group’s establishment before the Senate Committee on Interior. The group said it could compliment the efforts of the conventional security agencies in apprehending bandits and the insurgents terrorising the country. Essien therefore urged the lawmakers to pass the legislation. ....
Veterans Administration, Ghana distributes Christmas hampers to hospitalised members The Veterans Administration, Ghana (VAG) on Friday, distributed hampers to its members on admission at the 37 Military Hospital, to share the joy of Christmas with them and encourage them to recover quickly. VAG is made up of individuals who served in the Ghana Armed Forces (Army, Navy and Air Force) successfully, and beneficiaries were those hospitalised in various departments of the hospital including the Emergency and Intensive Care Units. The hampers contained food items like beverages, biscuits, tea bags, tins of cocoa drinks, champagnes, and energy drinks among others. Beneficiaries included WO2 Augustine Kofi Buah, Colonel Daniel Afari, Major John Essien, Captain Kwaku Boah-Amposem, Colonel Baba Agotenba, Colonel Atsu Yebor, Colonel Atta Boakye, and Joseph Ayuzangah. ....