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"Whether we say it is a massacre or not, why did they shoot? They didn’t need to shoot. They could ...
"Whether we say it is a massacre or not, why did they shoot? They didn’t need to shoot. They could ...
Mr Okowa urged the security agencies to ensure that the new curfew regime, dusk-to-dawn, in the state was enforced across ...
The hoodlums asked the residents to pick whatever they could see in the warehouse and return home
Looting and vandalism continued in the state on Saturday.
The government accuses the man of being reported violence in Oyigbo area of the state.
The governor made the announcement in a statewide broadcast late Friday night.
An LG electronics shop and a popular store, De ChoiceMall, in Uyo, were also vandalised and looted
The deceased were a divisional police officer and a station officer.
The PDP had earlier directed that its flags in all its offices nationwide be flown at half-mast.
The commissioner warned criminal elements to return the stolen arms.
A mob attempted to break into the custom's base but were repelled by soldiers.
The governor said residents can move from 8am to 6pm for Saturday and Sunday.
The protesters were absent at the roadblock junction which served as the major spot for the protest against police brutality.
People used motorcycles and buses to transport looted items from the warehouse to their respective homes.
The president said #EndSARS protesters turned violent despite govt concessions.
The police spokesperson said no police officer has been killed in the area, apart from the two who were killed ...
Some of the protesters marched into Ikpa Road where the town campus of the University of Uyo is.
There were reports of vendors at the Gudu market arming themselves against potential looters, but the situation remained calm.
The officers said they were ready to “kill” in order to defend themselves.
“We unreservedly condemn the acts of sacrilege committed by the culprits who desecrated our cultural heritage.”
The AU chair condemned the violence that resulted in multiple deaths and injuries on Tuesday in Lagos.
Two police stations were also burnt in the area.
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“Those involved should be held to account in accordance with Nigerian law,” Mr Pompeo said.
The court also acquitted five others due to lack of evidence.
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