Police silent on Senate’s mace theft three weeks after
The senate was, on April 18, invaded by people who made away with the mace.
The senate was, on April 18, invaded by people who made away with the mace.
President Muhammadu Buhari recently announced he had approved for the police to recruit 6,000 new officers.
The police chief has twice failed to appear before the Senate.
The group calls for the revisit of the power devolution clause in Constitution amendment.
The police wanted the senator kept in prison.
The organisation called on the Nigerian authorities to desist from using security agencies to silence dissenting voices.
Mr Idris was expected to appear on Thursday, but failed to show up.
The Senate asks that those responsible be punished.
House of reps members visit Senate counterparts over the incident.
The music star asked the authorities to take necessary actions to halt the now embarrassing public crisis.
Mr Idris approached the court seeking a declaration that the investigative activities of the Senate Ad-Hoc Committee breached his rights ...
"Mr Onoja told me point blank that he would order (a) hit on me. I asked if he was threatening ...
Ali Janga was reinstated on Tuesday.
IGP Ibrahim Idris ordered a nationwide seizure of illegal weapons last month.
Mr. Idris confirms reports that circulated most of Saturday.
The police have set a new date for implementation of the order.
The court rules that plaintiff did not show how the arrest of judges ''put his job in jeopardy''.
Mr. Idris says subsequent requests would be considered by the Special Protection Unit of the force.
The case was adjourned at the instance of the court.
The president said on Monday he was not aware the police chief abruptly left Benue.
“I cannot overlook the killings in Benue or any other part of Nigeria."
Several other present and former officials have been asked to appear on Monday.
Soldiers have been deployed in some of the communities.
The Police chief visits Zamfara.
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