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The governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun. By Tue Jun 29 2021 The Ogun State Government has called on practitioners in automobile vocation to flush out quack mechanics and technicians operating in the State. This, it noted, would help further ensure safety of the people. The Commissioner for Transportation, Gbenga Dairo who made the call while addressing the leadership of Motormech and Technicians Association of Nigeria, Ogun State Chapter, noted that checkmating the activities of quacks would reduce avoidable loss of lives and property. More Stories

Akinloye Bankole, the Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ogun State Chapter, has described the government of Governor Dapo Abiodun as lame and lazy in combating the menace of insecurity in the state. He also said the government had failed in its primary responsibility of protecting lives and properties, adding that kidnapping has become a regular occurrence in the State. Bankole said this in an interview with DAILY POST. Residents of the State have expressed worry at the spate of insecurity issues such as kidnapping, killings, cultism and others. Recently, a policeman ...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Unknown gunmen have launched an attack on a Naval checkpoint near Enamel Ware Junction on Onitsha – Owerri Highway in Anambra State. The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, who confirmed the incident to newsmen on Wednesday, said that the command sent a response team to the scene after it received a distress call that there was sporadic shooting in the area. “On receipt of the Information, a response team was sent there to repel the attack. “However, ongoing investigations revealed that the hoodlums arrived the checkpoint in an unmarked tin...

Senate President Ahmad Lawan says Nigeria needs more support from the international community to tame security challenges. The lawmaker made the remark at a meeting with the UK Minister for Africa, James Duddridge, British High Commissioner, Catriona Laing and other officials in Abuja. Lawan noted that the government was aware that a lot more must be done to keep Nigerians and their properties safe. “This the time that all our friends across the world need to support us, give us the kind of support that we need.” The Senator thanked the British government for its assistance so far and req...