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February 18, 2022 Police Commission Suspends Two Inspectors Linked to Kyari in Drug-Peddling Allegations

Police Commission Suspends Two Inspectors Linked to Kyari in Drug-Peddling Allegations

The fallout from the investigation over the allegations of drug peddling involving a suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, ABBA KYARI continues as two other inspectors have been placed on suspension over their roles in the incident.

This was contained in a statement issued on Thursday by the Head, Press and Public Relations, Police Service Commission, IKECHUKWU ANI.

According to ANI, the suspension of “Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP SUNDAY UBUA and Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP JAMES BAWA from the exercise of the powers and functions of their respective offices takes effect from Monday, 14th February 2022.

The two Police Officers, who were working under the suspended DCP ABBA KYARI in the Intelligence Response Team of the Force Investigation and Intelligence Department of the Nigeria Police Force, are also alleged to be involved in the current cocaine seizure and transfer to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency.

February 18, 2022 President Buhari Condemns Violent Attacks Against Policemen, Ethnic Minorities Across Nigeria

President Buhari Condemns Violent Attacks Against Policemen, Ethnic Minorities Across Nigeria

President MUHAMMADU BUHARI has condemned the rise in ritual killings and deadly attacks against policemen and ethnic minorities with the latest incidents reported in Enugu, Imo, Abia, Zamfara and Ogun states.

According to President BUHARI, incidents of ritual killings, hate crimes and killing of law enforcement officers are an aberration.

This was contained a statement by Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, GARBA SHEHU.

In expressing the sympathy of the nation to families of all victims of such killings, President BUHARI urged law enforcement agencies, state governments, local authorities, community and religious leaders to take all lawful actions to prevent further incidents of such nature.

Meanwhile, President BUHARI has commended Abia State Government for the actions it took in response to an attack on traders at the New Cattle Market in the Ukwa Local Government Area of the state a few days ago.

February 18, 2022 Bandits Invade Kaduna Community Leader’s Home, Abduct Wives, Four Daughters

Bandits Invade Kaduna Community Leader’s Home, Abduct Wives, Four Daughters

Bandits have raided the residence of Sarkin Hausawa of Anguwar Azara in Jere, along Abuja-Kaduna highway, Malam Ibrahim Tanko and abducted his wives alongside his four daughters.

Tanko, who managed to escape using one of the exit doors, said Hauwawu, who is his senior wife, was later set free when her captors discovered that she is suffering from high blood pressure.

He said the bandits, who wielded sophisticated weapons, invaded his house around 11:52 pm on Tuesday.

According to Tanko, the bandits later proceeded to a neighbour’s house and whisked away four residents including a nursing mother.

The Sarkin Hausawa said soldiers arrived the area an hour after the bandits had left with their victims.

When contacted, the spokesman of the Kaduna state police command, Asp Mohammed Jalige, said the police were not aware of the incident.

February 18, 2022 Passengers Disrupt Airline Operation Over Cancelled Flight

Passengers Disrupt Airline Operation Over Cancelled Flight

There was chaos this morning at the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Muhammad domestic airport, MM1 when Arik Air passengers of a commercial airline disrupted the operation of the airline over the cancellation of their flights.

Scores of passengers of the airline who had their Owerri flight cancelled on Thursday had stormed the counter, insisting they must be airlifted to Owerri first before any other flight is operated.

This degenerated into rowdiness at the domestic airport leaving passengers scheduled for morning flights stranded.

The irate passengers also complained that the airline refused to give them food or water.

The airline officials were however seen pacifying the angry passengers who insisted their cancelled flight must be operated before any other flight today.

When contacted, the spokesman of the airline, Mr Ola Adebanji, promised to find out what was happening and get back to our correspondent.

The House of Representatives had on Thursday mandated its committees on Aviation, Commerce and Human Rights to investigate the state of airports, activities of airline operators and the coordinating agencies in the aviation sector.

 

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