JUST IN!!! Police To Shut Down All Borders In Kogi For Elections

-


As part of measures to beef up security for the November 16th governorship and Kogi West Senatorial election, the Nigerian Police, in conjunction with sister security agencies has announced the shutting down of all entry and exit borders.

The Kogi State Commissioner of Police Hakeem Busari disclosed this while addressing journalists at the Police headquarters in Lokoja on Wednesday.

CP Busari said it will take effect from 12 midnight of Friday 15th November to 6 PM Saturday 16th, November 2019.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Fulanis from Niger Republic find the way to Enugu in this Lockdown Period (do we have border Security at All?)

-
Image
ome Fulanis from Niger Republic have been intercepted by Taskforce officials of Enugu South Local Government  Area.    The Fulanis were intercepted on Tuesday May 11, along Enugu-Port Harcourt Flyover Garki in Enugu State.    While some of the Niger Republic nationals ran into the bushes and markets, those apprehended by the taskforce and members of the community were paraded alongside items they came into the state with.    Here is the video; 
Read more

NNPC sacks 100 contract workers

-
Image
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has disengaged the services of over 100 workers as the oil firm rehabilitates its refineries.   The workers affected are those contracted by selected contractors to work at refineries.   According to  Punch , after the NNPC disengaged the contractors, over 100 persons who were contracted by about five contracting outfits were asked to leave.   The Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, Kennie Obateru, said the corporation was working to revive the refineries and make them deliver at least 90 per cent of their refining capacities.   Explaining what happened at the facilities, Obateru said, “The people concerned are not our direct staff. We have contractors who supply us labour, they could be 10, 20 or more and they are just engaged for the period for which their services are needed. It could be one or two months, but usually not more than three months.   “So the contractor supplies the workers....
Read more