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Jos Killings: Police Reveal Those Behind Attacks On Travellers
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Jos, Plateau state - The Plateau state commissioner of police, Edward Egbuka, has said miscreants and hoodlums were responsible for the attacks along Rukuba Road in Jos North local government area which led to the deaths of 23 travellers.
According to The Guardian, the police boss stated that the hoodlums wanted to take advantage of the security situation in the state to cause trouble and loot.
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Police have called on Plateau state residents to be law-abiding. Photo: Nigeria Police Force
He disclosed that the August 14 attack was not the first time such an incident will be happening in the state.
The commissioner made the disclosure at a briefing by the head of security agencies in the state.
Egbuka said.
“These are miscreants and hoodlums who wanted to take advantage of the situation to cause trouble and loot.“This was not the first time it has happened. We do not want to name anybody.''The Punch reported that the police commissioner said 36 persons were rescued unhurt from the attack.
He noted that investigations are ongoing and arrests are being made.
The police boss assured residents of the state that the criminals and miscreants responsible for the attack would be made to face the wrath of the law.
Egbuka advised citizens to abide by the curfew imposed on troubled areas of the state.
Jos killings: Kogi governor Yahaya Bello talks tough, reveals what must be done to perpetratorsGovernor Yahaya Bello condemns Jos attacks
Meanwhile, Yahaya Bello, the governor of Kogi state, has expressed concerns over the fresh outbreak of violence in the Rukuba area of Jos, Plateau state.
The News Nigeria reported that Governor Bello who is the chairman of the security committee of the Northern Governors Forum assured the people of the government's effort to protect all citizens.
He described the attack as inhuman, barbaric, and unwarranted, saying the cause of such mindless attack must be investigated with perpetrators brought to book.
Source: Legit
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This Info May Save You: Nigerian Lawyer Advises People On What To Do When They Are Arrested Or Invited By EFCC
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A Nigerian lawyer has advised her TikTok followers on what to do when they are either invited or arrested by EFCC
– In the case of an invitation, the lawyer said that it is important for the invited to be well prepared before honouring it
– Many people who reacted to the video wondered if everything she said can be exercised in a country like Nigeria
A Nigerian lawyer known as Luchi Advocate on TikTok has advised people on what to do when they are arrested by officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
In a video , the lawyer said the operatives of the commission could either invite or arrest a person.
Many people asked if all she advised could be done in Nigeria. Photo source: TikTok/@luchiadvocate
Luchi Advocate said that a person should speak to their legal counsel, and get their sureties ready before they honour an invitation.
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