Lagos Police Identify Officer in Viral Video, Launch Disciplinary Action By EgbemaVoice The Lagos State Police Command has identified the police officer captured in a viral video making what authorities described as careless, inappropriate and uncultured remarks while travelling in a public transport vehicle. The Command confirmed that the officer is Inspector Osumah Frank and announced that disciplinary proceedings have commenced against him in line with the regulations of the Nigeria Police Force. According to a statement issued by the Command, the comments made by the officer were expressed in his personal capacity and do not represent the official position, views or disposition of either the Lagos State Police Command or the Nigeria Police Force. Reacting to the incident, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to professionalism, discipline and respect for members of the public. He emphasized that polic...
DEMAND BY THE INC FOR THREE HOMOGENOUS IJAW STATES WITH CORRESPONDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS AND BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENTS.
DEMAND BY THE INC FOR THREE HOMOGENOUS IJAW STATES WITH CORRESPONDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS AND BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENTS. Compiled By; Perekebena Okoyen , As Documented by Dr. Amba Ambaowei & Other Founding Fathers. The Ijaw National Congress, INC brought together all the different interests of the founding fathers after taking cognizance of the three factions of request for different State undersigned on behalf of the entire Twelve Million Ijaw people of Nigeria, after due consultations with our people made demand for the creation of THREE HOMOGENOUS IJAW STATES AND BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENTS from the territory of the Ijaw ethnic nationality, from Arogbo in the West to Andoni in the East, presently balkanised into Ondo, Edo, Delta, Rivers and Akwa Ibom States. The proposed States and Boundary Adjustments are as follows: 1. TORU-IBE STATE with Capital at BURUTU. 2. BAYELSA STATE with Capital at KAIAMA. 3. RIVERS STATE with Capital at PORT HARCOURT. 4. Boundary Adjustment along Akwa Ib...