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https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/521284-just-in-gunmen-attack-another-imo-police-facility-fifth-in-one-month.html?fbclid=IwAR16A9aH609gqN8ZBAhr9Wx8djsyRgjIpTVm9_zWmqQhYehbvM57h6bIIBg Friday's attack was the fifth on police facilities in the South-eastern state, Police spokesperson Michael Abattam, in a Friday statement, said the attack was carried out by suspected members of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) on the Mbieri Police Divisional Headquarters. Mr Abbatam said the gunmen used explosives. He said the explosives caused minimal damage to some ‘unserviceable vehicles and some windows’ in the facility. “The hoodlums, who threw improvised explosive devices into the station and shot sporadically, were overwhelmed by the superior firepower of the combat-ready police operatives, forcing them to retreat in panic, escaping in their vehicles,” he said. “No life was lost or injury sustained by the operatives and no arms/ammunition were carted away,” the police spokesperson added. Mr Abbatam said the acting Commissioner of Police in the state, Maman Giwa, enjoined residents of the state to continue to support efforts against insecurity by “giving security agencies, especially the police, credible and timely information for prompt action”. He said the command has begun an investigation into the incident and other efforts are being made to arrest the fleeing suspects. The hostilities against security operatives by suspected IPOB members have increased in recent weeks. Aside from this latest incident, the gunmen had attacked police facilities in Okwelle, Omuma, Isu, and Umuguma, where at least two police officers were killed and several vehicles razed. These attacks, which happened in the state in the last one month, have been linked to the outlawed secessionist group, IPOB. The group is seeking the creation of an independent state of Biafra to be carved out from the South-east and some parts of South-south regions of Nigeria. |
Tribalism on the part of our judge Why didn't grant Abba kyari Bail? |
pinkPUSSY:I will defeat Pandora Peter Obi |
MonkeyMods:this is what caused Jonathan's downfall Almajiris votes alone doubled all the 5 eastern states voting power |
Who will ipob goats support now? |
When ipob goats already banking on you? |
Ipob |
Thief na thief no sentiment |
1.5 billion will be ok since that particular region will not let their students sit for exam because of their useless sit at home |
These people are very aggressive in nature |
Free Toto for Fulani Army to be sent to Imo state Please Fulani Army should leave their grandma Puna and go for the young ones between the age of 13-18 |
na dem no need to extradite the mofo just kill am |
FFK has been vindicated at last
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Kanu will surely die in DSS custody in okike bambiala we pray |
20 months salary arrears diaris goduooo |
LeoDeKing:na dem ndi meth |
ipob Bingos will cause more havoc in their rejected region only |
some Y1bo pigs and idiots are happy that Umahi was sacked because he joined APC yet they want the same APC presidency ticket to be micro zoned to their rejected and unfortunate land of raising dust
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Thiruvananthapuram: The Thiruvananthapuram city cyber-crime police on Tuesday arrested a Nigerian national from New Delhi in connection with an online financial fraud in the name of state police chief Anil Kant. Romanes Chiboochi was behind the fraud in which a Kollam native was swindled of Rs 14 lakh, police said. He was arrested from Anand Vihar, Uttam Nagar, in New Delhi. The arrested person, who was produced in Dwarka court on Tuesday, will be brought to the state on Wednesday. Police said that the mobile phones of the Nigerian national that was used for the fraud have also been seized. The complainant, Anitha, a teacher based at Kundara in Kollam, had received a message that she has won an online lottery and Rs 14 lakh has to be paid as tax, failing which a case will be booked against her name. After she ignored the message, she received a WhatsApp message with a photo and details of the state police chief, saying that he (the DGP) was in Delhi and the money had to be transferred to the account number specified before he returns to the state. Following this, she inquired with the office of the state police chief from where she was informed that the police chief was indeed in New Delhi. Finding that the information received regarding SPC’s location from the state police headquarters matched with what she received in the WhatsApp message and believing that the message was legitimate, she immediately remitted the money to the account number specified in the WhatsApp message. After realising that she has been duped, she filed a complaint with the police. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/thiruvananthapuram/nigerian-held-for-fraud-in-the-name-of-dgp/articleshow/90087980.cms |
another bad news to y1bo presidency |
na dem |
too much of meth |
We know where this can happen |
Buhari will not be able to eat today |
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