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Police burst 23-man gang terrorising Bauchi metropolis Published The Bauchi State Police Command on Friday said operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) arrested 23 suspects notorious for terrorising some parts of Bauchi, the state capital. This was contained in a press release signed and made available to DAILY POST by the command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ahmed Mohammed Wakil. According to Wakil, the suspects were nabbed during a raid of criminal hideouts and black spots in Bauchi metropolis, adding that they had been perpetrating heinous crimes against the peace-lovin...

Akwa Ibom State Police Command has denied reports making the rounds on the resignation of the Divisional Police Officer of Itam...

Akwa Ibom State Police Command has denied reports making the rounds on the resignation of the Divisional Police Officer of Itam Division, Francis Eharbor, a Chief Superintendent of Police, over alleged non-promotion despite his impeccable records in the service.

Police refute resignation of officer who rejected N864m bribe On By Harris Emanuel, Awka Akwa Ibom State Police Command has denied reports making the rounds on the resignation of the Divisional Police Officer of Itam Division, Francis Eharbor, a Chief Superintendent of Police over alleged non-promotion despite his impeccable records in the service. Reports in the social media had quoted him as saying that he decided to throw in the towel after 30 years in the service due to alleged nepotism and unbridled corruption in the service. Besides, he is quoted in the report as claiming that he rejec...

Died: December 1, 2020. AT A very early stage in his working life Michael O’Mahony, who has died at the age of 78, joined the Fire Brigades Union. He rose to become the Chairman of D Division within Strathclyde FBU and a leading light in the 1977 national firefighters’ dispute. As the union itself has remarked, the Labour government of the time never really believed that the dispute would happen, but it did. And for nine weeks in the midwinter, striking firefighters huddled round braziers outside fire stations, putting the case for improved conditions of pay and other important as...