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By Adejumo Enock The Inspector General of Police, IGP, Mohammed Adamu, had said abduction of school children in Katsina State will never repeat itself again. Adamu said, the recent abduction of over 300 school boys will be the last of its kind in Katsina State. The Cable reported that the IGP said this while speaking on Wednesday before going into a meeting with top officials of the police and the police high command in Katsina. The IGP added that the meeting is to restrategise and come up with tactics that will not give criminals the opportunity to operate in the state.

By Francis Sardauna The Inspector-General of Police (IG), Mohammed Adamu, has promised that there won’t be a repeat of the abduction of school children in Katsina State. The IG also vowed to tackle the prevailing banditry and kidnapping afflicting farming communities in Katsina State and other parts of the country. He said the recent abduction of over 300 school boys of Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, Katsina would be the last in the state. The students were kidnapped after gunmen attacked the school on December 11. They were later released on December 17. Bello Matawalle, ...

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Punch Newspapers Sections Olaide Oyelude, Katsina The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu has on Wednesday vowed that the recent abduction of the 344 students of Government Science Secondary school, Kankara, would be the last of such incidents to happen in Katsina state. The police chief gave the assurance shortly before he went into a closed-door meeting with the top echelon of the Nigerian Police Force especially those in charge of tactical operations as well as the Police High Command in Katsina. Present at the meeting which took place at the police headquarters is the Special Advi...

TODAY December 23, 2020 The Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has vowed to end kidnapping in the country, noting that Kankara incident will never happen again in Katsina. Recall that about 344 students were kidnapped by bandits on December 11 and were released unhurt on December 17, following the intervention of security personnel. Speaking on Wednesday before going into a meeting with top officials of the police and the police high command in Katsina, Adamu said the meeting is to re-strategize and come up with tactics that will not give criminals the opportunity to operate in th...