By EgbemaVoice Former Police Commissioner in the Federal Capital Territory, Lawrence Alobi, has expressed worries about the growing role of the military in handling security matters within the country. He said that the armed forces were now doing many tasks that were usually handled by the Nigeria Police Force. Alobi told Arise News that this situation shows the increasing difficulties the police are having in keeping order and enforcing the law throughout the country. He asked the government to improve the Nigeria Police Force’s ability, staff, and tools so they can better deal with security problems. He said, “The military, which is supposed to focus on dealing with external threats, are now out on the streets handling police work. “The law says the military should help the civil authority, like the police, but the military has started taking over the police’s job. They are really stressed out, and we’re stuck in a problem. The pol
Mulade Urges INEC to Implement Warri Delineation Report To Prevent Fresh Crisis. Commend Governor Oborevwori For Brokering Peace
By EgbemaVoice Warri: Niger Delta rights activist and environmental advocate, Chief (Comrade) Sheriff Mulade, PhD, has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to urgently implement its final report on the Supreme Court-ordered ward and polling unit delineation in Warri Federal Constituency, warning that delays could trigger renewed tensions in the area. The renowned Delta State-born peace and development advocate commended the executive Governor of Delta State Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori for his administration proactive steps adopted to prevent the looming crisis among the various ethnic groups mainly the Ijaw, Itsekiri and Urhobo of Warri Federal Constituency. Mulade, who is winner and candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) party primaries for Warri Federal Constituency in the 2027 general elections, made the appeal in a personally signed statement made available to journalists. He urged electoral authorities to act swiftly and decisiv...