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January 7, 2022 Navy Seizes N100m Worth Of Cocaine And Foreign Rice

Navy Seizes N100m Worth Of Cocaine And Foreign Rice

The Nigerian Navy has paraded some suspected smugglers of foreign rice and seized cocaine and other items valued at N100 million.

Disclosing this while parading the suspects, Commander of the NNS Beecroft Lagos, Rear Admiral Bashir Mohammed, the Commander of the NNS Beecroft Lagos, said the suspects were involved in illicit drug traffickers, foreign rice smugglers and oil bunkering to the detriment of the nation’s economy.

The 413 bags of foreign rice is valued at about N13 million, while the cannabis bagged in 261 large sacs, is estimated to be worth N100 million.

The suspected oil bunkers, the naval commander stated, were arrested with 125,250 litre./s of the Petroleum Motor Spirit, otherwise known as petrol.

Real Admiral Mohammed warned that the petroleum products estimated to take about three tankers could be dangerous to car engines.

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January 6, 2022 Lagos State Government Promises To Provide Lands For Shangisha Landlords Association To End Magodo Dispute

Lagos State Government Promises To Provide Lands For Shangisha Landlords Association To End Magodo Dispute

Lagos State Government has assured that it will ensure fairness, justice, transparency and equity is played out to resolve the Magodo Phase 2 Land Dispute to ensure a win win situation.

Governor SANWO-OLU stated this during a Stakeholders meeting with Residents of Magodo Phase 2 Estate and members of the police force from office of the Inspector General of Police and Members of Cabinet over Land Grabbling Dispute.

SANWO-OLU said the Committee set up by the state government will begin work soon to identify available plot of lands in Shangisha and allocation will be made in a mutually agreeable location.

Also speaking, the Chairman Shangisha Land Owners, ADEBAYO ADEYIGA said they agreed with the Lagos State Government over his promise to settle the dispute amicably.

While speaking on Inspiration fm, All Out Politics on the standoff between the Governor and the CSP ABIMBOLA OYEWOLE, DIPO OLAYOKUN described the development as sad.

He said that’s one of the reasons why state police will not be allowed to fly in the country.

It would be recalled that armed policemen, who were acting on the instruction of the Attorney-General of the Federation, and the Inspector-General of Police, a fortnight ago had laid a siege in Magodo Phase II Estate following the planned demolition of property in the estate based on a Supreme Court Order.

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January 6, 2022  FG Vows To Use Maximum Force To Quell Attempted Jailbreaks, Invasion

 FG Vows To Use Maximum Force To Quell Attempted Jailbreaks, Invasion

The Federal Government has again expressed its readiness to use maximum force to resist any jailbreak attempt at the Custodial Centres across the country.

This riot act followed the botched attempt by some unruly inmates at the Ile-Ife Custodial Centre in which four inmates were killed.

It said as the last organ of government in the line of justice administration in Nigeria, the Nigerian Correctional Service has the mandate to ensure that crime suspects and hardened criminals are not wrongly released into the society

The Controller General of Custodian centre, HALIRU NABABA who disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja also commended the gallantry of the officers and men of Ile-Ife Custodial Centre for their professionalism in containing the attempted jailbreak in the Centre.

He charged the officers of the Command not to relent in ensuring that peace and calm in all custodial centres in the state are not compromised.

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January 6, 2022 FG Declares Bandits As Terrorists

FG Declares Bandits As Terrorists

At last, the Federal Government has fittingly declared bandit groups operating in the country as terrorists.

The declaration titled 'Terrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Notice, 2021 is captured in Volume 108 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette.

It said as per the schedule to the notice, the activities of Yan Bindiga Group, Yan Ta'adda Group and other similar groups in Nigeria are declared to be terrorism and illegal in any part of Nigeria, especially in the North West and North-Central Regions of Nigeria and are proscribed, pursuant to sections 1 and 2 of the Terrorism (Prevention) Act, 2011.

He therefore warned that any person or group of persons participating in any manner whatsoever in any form of activities involving or concerning the prosecution of the collective intentions or otherwise of the groups will be violating the provisions of the act and liable to prosecution.

Reacting, a former Deputy Director of the Department of State Services, DENNIS AMACHREE, told Inspiration FM that the declaration was significant as it will give force to the fight against insurgency.

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