Dapchi Missing Girls: FG Orders Police IG And NSCDC Boss To Relocate To North East

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Dapchi Missing Girls: FG Orders Police IG And NSCDC Boss To Relocate To North East

IGP, Ibrahim Idris

The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris and the Commandant-General of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Abdullahi Muhammadu have been ordered to relocate to the North East.

The directive was given by the Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau on Wednesday in a series of tweets posted on the @NGRPresident handle.

The tweet read: “The Min of Interior has directed the IG of Police & the Commandant General of NSCDC to relocate to the northeast & liaise with the theater commander of #OpLafiyaDole & Govs of Yobe, Borno & Adamawa to ensure deployment of personnel to all schools in liberated areas in the States.

The Minister said that the directive has become necessary to forestall a re-occurrence of the attack on innocent school children.”

The two security chiefs are to liaise with the Theatre Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole as well as governors of the affected states to ensure deployment of personnel to all schools in liberated areas in Yobe, Borno and Adamawa States.

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Herdsmen Attack: Gani Adams Calls For Collaboration With Northern Leaders

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Herdsmen Attack: Gani Adams Calls For Collaboration With Northern Leaders


Gani Adams, Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, has called for collaboration with Northern leaders to end herdsmen attack in some parts of the country.
He stated that the herdsmen activities remained a security threat to the Yoruba nation, reiterating his strong belief in restructuring.

Adams said this yesterday when prominent members of the Arewa Council of Chiefs, ACC, in Lagos and top members of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, AYCF, paid him a courtesy visit.
The Aare Onakakanfo said: ”We have to perfect Nigeria to a country that we can be proud of.

“For Nigeria to have genuine unity, the issue of restructuring must be taken care of urgently.

“On daily basis, what we hear about the Fulani of the past, negates the stories we hear now, and this is sad. The stories started filtering in from the North Central and metamorphosed to the South West, where people were killed and properties, including several hectares of land destroyed.

“I am using this opportunity to appeal to you and Northern leaders and at the same time ask for your cooperation on the best way to end the unnecessary killings by the herdsmen.

“The issue of the herdsmen is a security threat to the Yoruba nation and because of your integrity as a people you must do something urgent about this.”

Adams, who harped on unity and peace in the country, expressed appreciation on the visit, saying the Yoruba were very accommodating.

He added: “I am proud to say that the Yoruba are the most accommodating race in Nigeria. There is a lasting synergy between the OPC and the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, top Niger Delta groups, the Eze Ndigbo and other ethnic groups.”

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