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Tuesday, 28 April 2015

IGP orders water tight security around media houses nationwide

Press statement from the Inspector General of Police. Read below...
The Inspector-General of Police, Ag. IGP Solomon E. Arase NPM, fdc is concerned about the recent attacks on the media houses, and journalists. He has therefore ordered water-tight security around media houses nationwide.
This is in line with the mandate of the Nigeria Police Force to protect lives and property of the citizenry under the law.
The IGP acknowledges the valuable roles of the media to the enthronement of democracy in Nigeria. The IGP further advices citizens to be more vigilant and proactive and to report any suspicious movement or persons to the Police promptly for appropriate action.

Ag. CP EMMANUEL C. S. OJUKWU,
psc FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.

37 comments:

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    1. Where is Oyindamola Ogundiran pls!

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    2. We don hear sir

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    3. Issokay o! Everyone dey give orders here & there. Linda take note!

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    4. Issokay o! Everyone dey give orders here & there. Linda take note!

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    1. Beta for them ...and that's a nice move...

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  3. Thank u sir.....before buhari send all his boys to AIT........God deliver us from this evil (buhari)......Amen

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    1. I'm so sorry to abuse you, but I believe you are a product of a leaking condom. I've read your comments on this platform today and you've not made any meaningful comment. Take several back seats dude.

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    2. Fuck u idiot

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    3. Kids like u shouldn't be exposed to an avenue to air ur myopic opinion on a blog like this

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  4. Wetin concern me....if stuff go wrong...i would go join my papa for Ghana dey hustle

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    1. shut up henry, u have a negative way of seeking attention. u dont have to be negative or an ass to b noticed as a jobless blog visitor, behave ur age. biko nu.. not bodad about ur anti buhari attitude, u jusy usually say shit always. neva read any positive from u, is dat how sad u are. I ll pray for u. ugly faced nigga.

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    2. And na that Ghana u go die.. imbecile

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    3. What's is ur ass wetin for idiot

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    4. No wonder, u papa abandoned you and went to Ghana to do cobbler work. That's why you reason through your ass

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  5. good, I was shocked with that bomb too

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  6. IT TRUE...TOMJERRYSWIT

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  7. sebi una want change?...Una neva chii chumtin'.

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  8. Don't worry, with Bokohari as president, expect more of such bomb in the south, west and east of the country..... that way, all you ll submit to his dictatorship.... I know by then, I ll be cooling off in Canada.

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  9. wetin b dis ova work by d new IGP? make e be say u dey work abi.. mtcheeew

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  10. I just dey laugh welcome to change.

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  11. I just dey laugh welcome to change.

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  12. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Thank God am far frm all this....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  13. why this very long rubbish, APC already said then can cover the president elect, so why is this mumu crying more than the bereaved

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  14. Good move considering the bomb blast
    What happened to freedom of speech and expression. I support implementing ethics and code of conduct in journalism and not the other way round.

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  15. One month from now,Buhari will sack dis new Igp and reinstate Suleiman abba,Ait will b banned and their license will b revoked! Call it dictatorship,take it how you want to take it,if you want to take it! All hail the General now the C in C..long Live The President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari

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  16. Ok now we don see you say you don resume.abi now.klindrive@yahoo.com

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  18. Good move, more security around DAAR communication

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