Skip to main content

ANAMBRA ELECTION : police to deploy 28,000 police/military men to Anambra

By

The Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, Garba Umar, says it will deploy 28,000 of its personnel to Anambra state's governorship election scheduled for November 18.
Mr. Umar said this at a meeting in Awka, the state capital, on Tuesday of heads of security formations in the state and representatives of the 37 political parties fielding candidates for the election.

He said that 400 vehicles,100 flying boats consisting of 60 from the police and 40 from the Navy would be deployed for use by security operatives in riverine and upland communities.
He said that the police and other security organisations would not spare anybody found wanting during and after the election.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Army to begin "Operation Crocodile Smile" in Ogun

By
To address the security challenges in Ogun State and its environs, the Nigerian Army said on Sunday that it had concluded plans to launch a new security initiative code-named “Operation Crocodile Smile.” The Brigade Commander of the 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala, Abeokuta, Basil Adoke, disclosed this in Abeokuta at a reception organised by the state government as part of activities to mark Nigeria’s 57th independence anniversary. Adoke, who said that the initiative would commence ” in the next couple of days” across the state and its environs, is targeted at miscreants. “We are going to start Operation Crocodile Smile in Ogun and it involves series of actions to step up the tempo targeted at miscreants,” Adoke said. The commander, who allayed fears over the initiative, called on residents to be calm, stressing that some miscreants had been identified and would be flushed out.
Post a Comment
Read more

Shocking! photos you will see today

By
CHECK OUT OUR LIST OF BEST FUNNY PICTURES...    Download Download Download Which one is your best?    
1 comment
Read more

The Nigerian Medical Association Imo State advices the general public to stay away from all forms of "free medical programmes" that do not have the approval of Nigerian Medical Association

By
PRESS RELEASE. The Nigerian Medical Association, Imo State wishes to inform the General public that  where as immunization is neccessary for the prevention of some killer diseases especially in Childhood, there in no officially approved immunisation programme going on in the state presently. As a result, parents and teachers are advised not to submit their wards to persons or group of persons for any purported form of immunisation. This is on the backdrop of alarm being raised about "forced immunization"  in some places in the state on Wednesday 11th October, 2017. Similarly, The Nigerian Medical Association Imo State advices the general public to stay away from all forms of "free medical programmes" that do not have the approval of Nigerian Medical Association, while we keenly monitor events unfold. Dr Dike Victor O. Secretary, NMA IMO.
Post a Comment
Read more