Legions fighting for Gadaffi may have joined Boko Haram Gen Role, ex-GOC
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A former General Officer Commanding, 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Abiodun Role (retd), tells JESUSEGUN ALAGBE how the death of Chadian President Idriss Déby will not affect the fight against Boko Haram, the consequences of attacks on police formations in the South-East, and amnesty for bandits, among other things
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are certain commentaries that the death of Chadian President Idriss Déby will affect Nigeria’s offensive against Boko Haram, considering that the late ruler was a major supporter of the anti-terrorism war. How do you think his death will affect the anti-Boko Haram war?
Lagos Govt To Divert Traffic From Ojota Underpass, Announce Alternative Routes
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Apapa gridlock: NPA, AMATO clash over impounded trucks
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By Godwin Oritse
TRUCK owners, under the aegis of the Association of Maritime Truck Owners AMATO, and the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, are currently on a collision course over some impounded trucks that attempted to circumvent the Electronic Call-Up system.
The leadership of AMATO has called on the NPA to urgently release all trucks impounded by the Lagos State Special Traffic and Enforcement Team.
The group said the impounded trucks had valid call-up tickets, a claim the NPA has debunked.
In a statement issued at the end of the stakeholders meeting, yesterday, held at the AMATO headquarters in Apapa, the truck owners alleged that there were irregularities and corruption in the NPA’s call-up system, noting that fake call-up tickets are currently in circulation.
According to him, the LASTMA personnel was beaten and had his phones seized by the naval ratings.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Apr 10, 2021
Some naval ratings have reportedly assaulted an official of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority for apprehending a commercial bus.
The Chief Press Secretary to the Lagos state governor, Gboyega Akosile, disclosed this in a tweet on Friday.
According to him, the LASTMA personnel was beaten and had his phones seized by the naval ratings.
Akosile said the bus driver had obstructed the flow of traffic at Onipanu and with coordinated efforts of LASTMA official, it was tracked down and arrested at Fadeyi.
APAPA BLOCKADE: Police, LATSMA pass buck over scuttling of e-Call Up system
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By Evelyn Usman &
Godwin Bivbere
THE relevant traffic agencies responsible for restoring sanity on the Apapa Oshodi expressway, yesterday, engaged in buck-passing over an alleged conspiracy to scuttle the electronic Call-Up system, as the gridlock worsened.
The agencies saddled with the responsibility of controlling traffic in the axis are the Nigeria Police, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, and the Lagos Special Traffic Management and Enforcement Compliance Team.
Some aggrieved members of the Association of Maritime Truck Owners, AMATO, had accused the Police and officials of the Nigeria Ports Authority, NPA, of Part of the line-up activities, includes Holy Communion Service, with the sermon to be preached by the former Presiding Chaplain, Lagos State Chapel, in Alausa, Ikeja, Very Revd. Ayo Oyadotun, and business sessions, among others, frus
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