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  • Customs Made N36.95 Million In Adamawa/Taraba Operations Through Seizures of 43,000 Litres of PMS

    Customs Made N36.95 Million In Adamawa/Taraba Operations Through Seizures of 43,000 Litres of PMS


    In a recent press briefing held at Customs House Yola, the Headquarters of Adamawa/Taraba Area Command of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), the Command highlighted significant successes in combating smuggling and illegal trade activities along its borderlines. Led by the Area Controller, the briefing detailed recent operations and seizures aimed at upholding the NCS mandate of revenue generation, trade facilitation, and suppression of smuggling.

    The Command disclosed that in collaboration with other security agencies, it has intensified efforts to enhance border management across its operational areas. Notably, on June 29, 2024, operatives acting on shared intelligence intercepted 85 drums (85×25L) of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the bank of river Benue at Ribaddo-Farkumo axis. The smugglers, upon sighting the officers, fled, abandoning the illicitly obtained PMS destined for illegal export to Cameroon.

    Further operations on July 6, 2024, resulted in the seizure of 795 jerry cans (795×25L) of PMS concealed in a bush path at Sahuda, along the Nigeria-Cameroon border. Additionally, a Carina E vehicle fitted with a hidden compartment carrying PMS was intercepted along Girei-Wuro Boki axis. These actions underscore the Command’s commitment to curbing illicit activities that undermine national economic interests.

    During the period under review, the Command recorded a total of 17 seizure cases, including PMS, a used tricycle, a motorcycle, and two vehicles, with a total Duty Paid Value (DPV) amounting to N36,952,342.50. Despite the recent repeal of PMS subsidy in Nigeria, smuggling activities persist due to high demand and inflated prices in neighboring countries such as Cameroon, Niger, and Benin Republic, creating a lucrative market for illicit exports.

    In response to the resilience of fuel smuggling cartels, the Adamawa/Taraba Area Command emphasized ongoing efforts to strengthen operational strategies and intelligence gathering capabilities. The Command reiterated its commitment to reducing smuggling activities to zero in the region, supported by the unwavering leadership of Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, the management of NCS, and collaborative efforts with various Customs units and security agencies.

    The Area Controller appealed to the public for support in reporting suspicious activities, stressing the collective responsibility in combating smuggling for the nation’s economic growth and security. The press was urged to continue enlightening the populace on the detrimental effects of smuggling. The briefing concluded with a call for sustained synergy between the media and NCS in the ongoing anti-smuggling crusade.

    The Nigeria Customs Service remains resolute in its mission to safeguard Nigeria’s economic interests and uphold national security through effective border management and enforcement actions.

  • NCS: Federal Operations Mourns Slain Officer, Vows Justice Against Smugglers

    NCS: Federal Operations Mourns Slain Officer, Vows Justice Against Smugglers


    In a tragic incident along the Daura-Kano Road in Jigawa State, Inspector of Customs Hamza Abdullahi Elenwo lost his life during a stop and search operation conducted by the Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit, Zone B. The incident occurred on Friday, 12 July 2024, when a suspected smuggled vehicle struck and fatally injured Inspector Hamza while attempting to evade arrest.

    Inspector Hamza, born on 15 April 1985 and hailing from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, joined the Nigeria Customs Service in 2013 and rose to the rank of Inspector of Customs in 2022. He leaves behind a wife and two children. After sustaining critical injuries, he was initially treated at General Hospital Kazaure before being transferred to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Katsina, where he was pronounced dead.

    Comptroller Ahmadu Shuaibu, Head of the Federal Operations Unit Zone B, expressed deep condolences on behalf of the entire unit to the family of the deceased. “This tragic incident underscores the dangers our officers face in the line of duty,” he stated, emphasizing the reckless actions of smugglers who disregard human life.

    Highlighting the unit’s commitment to justice, Comptroller Shuaibu confirmed the arrest of one suspect involved in the incident, now in custody at the Nigeria Police Force, Gwiwa Division in Jigawa State. He affirmed that the unit would continue its steadfast efforts against smuggling activities despite the risks involved.

    Inspector Isah Sulaiman, Superintendent of Customs and Public Relations Officer for the Federal Operations Unit Zone B, conveyed these sentiments in a press statement released on 13 July 2024. The statement concluded with a resolute message from Comptroller Shuaibu, affirming that the Nigeria Customs Service remains undeterred in its mission to uphold national security and enforce regulatory measures against smuggling.

    The tragic loss of Inspector Hamza Abdullahi Elenwo serves as a somber reminder of the dangers faced by law enforcement officers in carrying out their duties to protect the nation’s borders.

  • Customs At Tin-Can Island Port Records N575bn Revenue In H1 2024, Marks 221% Growth

    Customs At Tin-Can Island Port Records N575bn Revenue In H1 2024, Marks 221% Growth


    The Tin Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has achieved a historic revenue generation of N575,505,612,804.59 in the first half of 2024, marking a 221.13% increase from the N260,256,942,120.69 generated in the same period in 2023.

    This significant increase of N315,248,670,683.90 was announced by the Customs Area Controller of the Command, Comptroller Dera Nnadi, during a media briefing at the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) secretariat. Nnadi highlighted that this achievement aligns with the Service’s statutory functions of revenue generation, trade facilitation, and enforcement/anti-smuggling activities.

    “In the first half of 2024, TCIP achieved a revenue collection of N575,505,612,804.59, reflecting an improvement of N315,248,670,683.90 and a 221.13% increase from the N260,256,942,120.69 collected in the first half of 2023,” Comptroller Nnadi disclosed.

    The Command also reported impressive export figures, with the total value of commercial goods exported through Tin Can Island Ports reaching N1,032,601,044,744.00 and a total volume of 489,594.50 Metric Tons (MT) in the first half of 2024. This is a substantial increase from the N182,333,764,943.00 and 291,436.00 Metric Tons (MT) recorded in the same period of 2023. Soya beans topped the list of export commodities, valued at N92,059,078,980.00, while self-adhesive materials were the lowest, at N17,560,865.00.

    In the area of seizure and anti-smuggling, Comptroller Nnadi highlighted the command’s ongoing efforts to combat smuggling and criminal activities. Significant seizures included three plastic drums concealing several packets of Cannabis Indica, forty-six bags containing 2,144 packets of Cannabis Indica weighing 1,072 kilograms, imported from Canada. The approximate street value of these illicit substances is N3.216 billion. The total Duty Paid Value of all seizures amounted to N8.9 billion.

    Nnadi emphasized the importance of these seizures in preventing the distribution of illicit drugs, arms, and ammunition that could wreak havoc in the country. He credited the command’s success to the support from critical stakeholders in the industry, including shipping companies and terminal operators.

    “We continue to express our appreciation for the support and clear sense of direction from the Comptroller General of Customs Bashir Adeniyi, MFR, and the Management of the Nigeria Customs Service for their relentless and continuous efforts towards strengthening the capacity of the Service and introducing innovative methods to perform its statutory responsibilities in line with international best practices,” Nnadi said. He also acknowledged the contributions of his management team and officers, urging them to continue their support for the administration.

    This remarkable performance by the Tin Can Island Port Command showcases the NCS’s commitment to enhancing revenue generation and maintaining security at Nigeria’s ports.

  • OIL THEFT: Nigerian Navy Extends Operation Delta Sanity

    OIL THEFT: Nigerian Navy Extends Operation Delta Sanity

    The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, has announced the extension of the Nigerian Navy’s Operation Delta Sanity by 90 days. Launched on January 6, 2024, the operation aims to combat oil theft and related crimes in alignment with the President’s directive to eradicate crude oil theft and boost Nigeria’s oil production for economic improvement.

    Operation Delta Sanity has seen the deployment of personnel, platforms, helicopters, and UAVs for aggressive surveillance and interdiction operations across the Niger Delta. The initiative has achieved significant successes, including the recovery of stolen products, dismantling of illegal refining sites, arrests of suspects, and seizures of stolen goods. Due to these achievements, the operation was previously extended in April 2024 for another 90 days.

    During a press briefing on July 9, 2024, the Commander of the Task Group, Rear Admiral Samson Bura, reported that since the April extension, 22 suspects have been arrested, and about 122 illegal refinery sites were deactivated. Additionally, large quantities of crude oil and illegally refined Automotive Gas Oil were seized. The Navy also deactivated 57 wooden boats, 45 dugout pits, and 65 storage tanks while arresting six vessels. Several items and equipment used in illegal refinery operations were also seized.

    Given these ongoing successes, Vice Admiral Ogalla approved the extension of Operation Delta Sanity for another 90 days, starting from July 10, 2024. The announcement was made onboard the Nigerian Navy Ship Okpabana in Onne, Rivers State, by the Chief of Training and Operations, Rear Admiral Olusegun Ferreira, representing the Chief of the Naval Staff.

    Vice Admiral Ogalla expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his unwavering support to the Armed Forces, particularly the Nigerian Navy.

    The public is encouraged to be informed of this development, as the Navy continues its efforts to secure Nigeria’s maritime domain and combat illegal activities effectively.

  • Unity Bank Empowers 400 Graduates With Over N100 Million Investment In Corpreneurship Challenge

    Unity Bank Empowers 400 Graduates With Over N100 Million Investment In Corpreneurship Challenge

    Unity Bank has empowered over 400 fresh graduates through its Corpreneurship Challenge initiative, reflecting its commitment to driving economic growth by supporting emerging Nigerian entrepreneurs. Over the past five years, the Bank has invested more than N100 million in this program.

    Launched in 2019 with pilot programs in Lagos, Edo, Ogun, and Abuja, the Corpreneurship Challenge expanded to 10 states in 2020. This initiative, promoted in partnership with the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED), features a business pitch competition where participants—mostly fresh graduates in their NYSC year—present their business plans for a chance to win grants.

    The Bank recently increased the prize money to N16 million per stream, allowing participants to win N800,000, N500,000, and N300,000 for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positions respectively. This is an increase from the previous prizes of N500,000, N300,000, and N200,000.

    Reflecting on the initiative’s impact, Mr. Olufunwa Akinmade, the Divisional Head of Digital Banking and Fintech Partnerships at Unity Bank, stated: “The Corpreneurship Challenge has proved to be a viable enterprise development and empowerment initiative due to its high level of success in supporting budding entrepreneurs. The size of the problem it aims to solve for the Nigerian economy is significant.”

    Mr. Akinmade expressed satisfaction with the program’s success and affirmed the Bank’s commitment to sustaining it to further boost job creation, with young entrepreneurs leading the charge.

    Mrs. Adenike Ambimbola, the Divisional Head of Retail and SME Banking, added: “We have seen the positive impact of the Corpreneurship Challenge over the past five years due to its innovative approach to youth empowerment and job creation. The program supports budding entrepreneurs with mentorship, skills development, and financial backing.”

    Since its inception, the Corpreneurship Challenge has reached across Nigeria, making stops in 10 states per stream to turn the dreams of fresh graduates and aspiring entrepreneurs into reality. The latest edition was held in Taraba, Kogi, FCT, Lagos, Yobe, Ogun, Ebonyi, Enugu, Adamawa, and Imo States, with three winners emerging from each state, making up 30 winners for the edition.

  • IDIROKO COMMAND: Ogun Customs Generates Over N862.9m In Q2 2024

    IDIROKO COMMAND: Ogun Customs Generates Over N862.9m In Q2 2024


    In a press briefing held today, Customs Area Controller (CAC) James Ojo of Ogun I Area Command, Nigeria Customs Service, lauded the command’s outstanding achievements in the second quarter of 2024. Addressing the media in Abeokuta, Controller Ojo underscored significant milestones in revenue generation and anti-smuggling operations, emphasizing the command’s commitment to national economic development and security.

    Controller Ojo reported that Ogun I Area Command generated N92,369,227.00 in revenue during Q2 2024, marking a notable 52.46% increase from the N53,983,622.00 recorded in the same period last year. Highlighting exceptional performance in June 2024, the command surpassed its monthly revenue target of N34,122,666.90 by an impressive 77.86%. He credited this success to the dedication and professionalism of the officers and men, aligned with the strategic directives of the Customs leadership.

    The briefing also detailed the command’s enforcement achievements, including interceptions of contraband goods. Among the seized items were 219 sacks and 1,725 parcels of cannabis sativa, 940 rounds of live ammunition, 44,466 liters of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), 2,227 pieces of pneumatic foreign-used tires, and significant quantities of frozen poultry products, foreign parboiled rice, vehicles, motorcycles, and used shoes, with a combined Duty Paid Value (DPV) of N770,666,237.00. Controller Ojo emphasized that these seizures reflect the command’s unwavering resolve against smuggling, safeguarding public health, and preserving economic integrity.

    Drawing attention to the health implications of seized items, Controller Ojo highlighted risks associated with smuggled cannabis sativa, foreign-used pneumatic tires, and frozen poultry products. He underscored dangers such as psychoactive effects, safety hazards from expired tires, and health risks from chemical contamination and antibiotic resistance in poultry products, underscoring the command’s role in protecting citizens’ well-being.

    Recognizing the collaborative effort essential to their success, Controller Ojo praised the support of traditional rulers and security agencies in Ogun State. He noted the pivotal role of these stakeholders in enhancing operational effectiveness through intelligence sharing and joint initiatives aimed at curbing smuggling and promoting national security.

    In conclusion, Controller Ojo expressed gratitude to Comptroller General of Customs Bashir Adeniyi and commended the dedication of Ogun I Area Command personnel. He reaffirmed commitment to excellence and collaboration with stakeholders, emphasizing the role of media in transparent reportage. Looking ahead, he pledged continued efforts to build on achievements, tackle emerging challenges, and contribute to Nigeria’s economic prosperity and security.

  • INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION: Comptroller Ojo Pays Courtesy Visit To Alake, Other Traditional Rulers, Security Agencies In Ogun State

    INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION: Comptroller Ojo Pays Courtesy Visit To Alake, Other Traditional Rulers, Security Agencies In Ogun State

    Comptroller James Ojo, the Customs Area Controller (CAC) of Ogun I Area Command, Nigeria Customs Service, recently embarked on a courtesy visit to the Alake of Egbaland, His Royal Majesty Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo CFR, other esteemed traditional rulers, and sister security agencies in Ogun State. The visit aimed to foster sustainable collaboration and synergy to enhance economic growth and security along Nigeria’s borders with the Republic of Benin through intelligence sharing and collaborative anti-smuggling operations.

    During his visit, Comptroller Ojo expressed deep appreciation for the unwavering support of traditional rulers and emphasized the crucial role they play in maintaining peace, order, and security within their communities. He highlighted the importance of leveraging traditional institutions’ influence and insights to effectively combat smuggling activities and enhance border security.

    Comptroller Ojo’s engagements also included fruitful discussions with sister security agencies in Ogun State. These meetings underscored the need for continuous and robust collaboration among security agencies to address the challenges posed by smuggling and other cross-border crimes. By sharing intelligence, resources, and expertise, the Nigeria Customs Service and other security agencies can create a formidable front against those who seek to undermine Nigeria’s economic stability and national security.

    The courtesy visit aligns with the policy thrust of the Comptroller General of Customs, who has emphasized the principles of consolidation, collaboration, and innovation. Comptroller Ojo reiterated the commitment of the Ogun I Area Command to these principles, noting that such engagements are crucial for fostering a secure and prosperous environment for the people of Ogun State and Nigeria at large.

    Acknowledging the strategic importance of Ogun State’s borders with the Republic of Benin, Comptroller Ojo assured that the Nigeria Customs Service, in collaboration with traditional rulers and security agencies, will continue to implement intelligent and innovative strategies to safeguard the nation’s borders and promote economic growth.

    The responses from all the critical stakeholders visited were positive and impressive. The CAC was assured of continuous support and collaboration with Ogun I Area Command and was accorded a warm reception throughout his visit. The sister security agencies visited include the Nigerian Police Force, 35 Artillery Brigade Nigerian Army, Federal Road Safety Corps, Defence Intelligence Agency, and Nigeria Correctional Service, amongst others.

    In his concluding remarks, Comptroller Ojo expressed optimism about the positive outcomes of the visit and the strengthened relationships with traditional rulers and security agencies. He called for ongoing cooperation, vigilance, and commitment to tackling the challenges ahead. Comptroller Ojo affirmed that the Ogun I Area Command is dedicated to working in the spirit of unity and shared purpose to achieve their collective goals.

  • Grace Nation Church Denies Fraud Extortion Allegations Against It By Former Member

    Grace Nation Church Denies Fraud Extortion Allegations Against It By Former Member


    The Grace Nation Church International, a prophetic, healing and deliverance ministry based in Lagos has asked the public to discountenance and totally ignore the contents of a petition now being circulated by a former member, alleging that he was defrauded by the church recently.

    The former member, Mr Michael Omolayo Ibukun who was also a member of the church’s protocol team, has recently been in the news, alleging that two cars were forcibly taken from him and sold to unknown persons.

    In his petition to the Nigeria Police, Ibukun also alleged that the church blatantly refused to pay the N50million it owed him for the diesel fuel his company, Blessed Energy Resources Limited supplied it a couple of months ago.

    Also included in the petition was a request that the cars taken from him by the church be recovered while the monies owed him from the diesel sale be paid in full.

    This, according to sources, would instigate a thorough police inquest that climaxed with the invitation of Dr Chris Okafor, the church’s founder and senior pastor by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Adegoke Fayoade Mustapha to his office recently.

    However, Ibukun’s hopes of making an appreciable headway in the case was dashed after the police found no grounds to press charges or indict the church for any wrongdoing.

    But Ibukun’s recent action in which he has engaged the social media to continue his cars and money recovery battle has lately forced a reaction from the church

    In a lengthy statement released on Wednesday, the church cleared itself of any wrong doing, declaring in no uncertain terms that it had no case to answer.

    “In his petition to the Nigeria Police, Mr Michael Omolayo Ibukun, a one-time member and worker in this church alleged that the Grace Nation Church forcibly took from him two cars and sold them to unknown persons. He also claimed that he was being owed monies to the tune of N50million for the diesel fuel to the church sometime ago,” the statement signed by Mr Henry Okoduwa, the church’s spokesman said.

    “There cannot be anything farther from the truth. For the records, the said cars were willingly given as an offering to God by Ibukun who, joyous and in an expansive mood for the blessings he received from God, decided to drop the car keys on the altar after giving a testimony during one of the church’s services that was broadcast live about three years ago.

    “Ibukun had particularly been enamoured by the fact that God broke the jinx of no male children in his lineage when his wife conceived and bore him a son following the prayers of the Dr Chris Okafor, the church’s head pastor.

    “That is why we find it particularly strange that the same person who willingly gave his cars with the original documents attached would turn around a few years later to demand that they be given back.

    “The church is also scandalised to hear him allege that he was being owed N50million for the diesel fuel he supplied it when in actual fact he was paid all the monies owed him for the few times he transacted business with the church.

    “It therefore does not need high intelligence for anyone to fault Ibukun’s debt story because it’s illogical for him to have recently gone to Dr Chris Okafor, the church’s patriarch to make a request of a N10million loan when all he needed to have done was demand that part of what was being owed be paid!

    “He had asked for a loan which he said he wanted to re-inject into his business, and despite being unable to offer the assistance because of the enormous resources that had been sunk into the rebuilding and expansion project the church undertook in 2023, God’s servant, Dr Okafor still sought for a way out by referring him to his bank.

    “That the bank could not help at the end was not because the man of God did not want to. Mr Ibukun failed to convince the bank that he would be able to repay the loan. They said he was not credit worthy.

    “The church authorities also faulted Ibukun in the area of offerings and tithes giving, saying that it does not compel people to give.

    “Thankfully, we run live telecast of all our programmes/services and our mantra is to always allow people give what they can afford at any given time. The church does not monetise it’s services or the blessings derived therefrom, nor does it compel people to give what they are not led to give.

    “Since we abhor the practice of making altar calls in which members or visitors are asked to drop their cars and landed properties, it is sheer contradiction to imagine that Ibukun was asked to.

    “Ibukun who is presently on the run for defrauding two of the church’s members of the combined sum of N11million recently do not appear to us as someone who is qualified to cast aspersions at an organisation as ours that is Godly, honest and law abiding.

    “More than anything else, Ibukun has proved, with his latest fraudulent activities, that he does not deserve the sympathy he has desperately sought from the public with his tissue of lies and deliberate falsehood.

    “This is why it will be in the interest of those who might be tempted to be hoodwinked by his story and join him in his current campaign of calumny against the church to desist,” the statement further said.

  • INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION: Navy Seizes, Hands Over Suspected Cannabis Sativa To NDLEA

    INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION: Navy Seizes, Hands Over Suspected Cannabis Sativa To NDLEA

    In a significant operation demonstrating their ongoing commitment to maritime security, the Nigerian Navy’s Forward Operating Base (FOB) Badagry has intercepted and handed over bags of products suspected to be cannabis sativa to the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Seme Special Area Command.

    The interception occurred on May 31, 2024, at approximately 0620 hours, during a routine patrol along the waterways. Acting on credible intelligence, the naval personnel moved swiftly and intercepted the suspected drugs at the beachside near the Falcon Eye sensor, at Daddi, Barrier Island. The drugs, believed to have been smuggled from Ghana, were transported via a wooden boat and subsequently beach-landed.

    On June 20, 2024, Lieutenant Commander BI Zoaka, the Base Operations Officer of FOB Badagry, officially handed over four seized sacks to Assistant Commander Narcotics Ogbogoh Emmanuel, all suspected to be cannabis sativa. This action aligns with the Harmonized Standard Procedures on Arrest, Detention, and Prosecution (HSOP-AD&P) of 2016.

    The Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, has emphasized the mission to maintain a professionally competent naval force capable of defending Nigeria’s maritime interests. Under his leadership, the Nigerian Navy has intensified efforts to secure maritime environments and curb illegal activities. Supporting this mission, Rear Admiral Mustapha Bala Hassan, Flag Officer Commanding Western Naval Command, launched Operation WATER GUARD on November 9, 2023. This operation aims to deny smugglers and other criminal elements freedom of action within the Badagry General Area, thus ensuring regional security and economic stability.

    The sustained efforts of the Nigerian Navy Forward Operating Base Badagry reflect the CNS Strategic Directive 2023-6, which seeks to secure the maritime environment of Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea. This recent interception marks the second significant operation since the current administration of FOB Badagry assumed office in February 2024.

    Captain Bitebobo Augustus Amakiri, Commanding Officer of the Nigerian Navy Forward Operating Base Badagry, commended the personnel for their vigilance and dedication, reiterating the navy’s commitment to national security and economic prosperity through sustained maritime security operations.

  • His Royal Majesty Gbolahan Akanbi Timson Praises Lagos CP Adegoke Fayoade For Establishing Crack Squad

    His Royal Majesty Gbolahan Akanbi Timson Praises Lagos CP Adegoke Fayoade For Establishing Crack Squad


    The traditional ruler of Shomolu/Bariga, His Royal Majesty Gbolahan Akanbi Timson, Jagunmolu III, has lauded the Commissioner of Police, CP Adegoke Fayoade, for establishing the Crack Squad Unit in his area. According to the monarch, the creation of the unit has significantly reduced crime and brought peace to a community previously plagued by various criminal activities.

    In a statement, the royal father expressed his gratitude for the positive impact of the Crack Squad. “As the traditional ruler of Shomolu/Bariga, I can boldly say that since the creation of the Crack Squad Unit here, crimes and criminality, especially cultism, have reduced in my community,” he said. He particularly praised the strategic selection of personnel, highlighting the effectiveness of CSP Adams Uba, who heads the unit.

    His Royal Majesty Timson extended his appreciation to CP Fayoade, stating, “I want to thank you, CP, for the wisdom in creating the Crack Squad Unit in my area. Your choice of CSP Adams Uba has allowed us to live in peace and sleep with our two eyes closed.” He further likened CP Fayoade’s strategic deployment of personnel to the leadership style of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, emphasizing the importance of placing the right individuals in key positions.

    The traditional ruler concluded his commendation with a prayer for CP Fayoade’s continued success. “May God in his mercy and infinite wisdom endow you with all it takes to reach the peak of your career as IGP.”

    The establishment of the Crack Squad Unit in Shomolu/Bariga is seen as a significant step towards enhancing security and maintaining public order in the area.

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