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4G CUG SIMs, high speed data for U.P. police personnel soon - Vimarsana News

4G CUG SIMs, high speed data for U.P. police personnel soon

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the UP Police to upgrade their SIM cards from 3G to 4G network, providing faster connectivity and more data for controlling crimes. Telecom service providers will also prioritize calls made through police CUG SIM cards.

Borno: Police arrest 30 rapists, 507 other suspects - Vimarsana News

Borno: Police arrest 30 rapists, 507 other suspects

The Borno State Police Command has disclosed that it has arrested 30 suspected rapists and 507 suspected criminals for

Borno police arrest 587 crime suspects in 3 months — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Borno police arrest 587 crime suspects in 3 months — National Accord Newspaper

Borno State Police Command has arrested no fewer than 500 suspects for various crimes committed in different parts of the state.

Nigerian Joint Security Forces Destroy Terrorists' Camp In Anambra, Rescue Reverend Father, Others, Recover Weapons - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Joint Security Forces Destroy Terrorists' Camp In Anambra, Rescue Reverend Father, Others, Recover Weapons

The Nigeria Police Force, Anambra State Command, has said that a Police-led Forward Operating Base (FOB) comprising military and paramilitary services based in Aguata Local Government Area of the State with the support of the Police Rapid Response Squad, Awkuzu on Friday in a coordinated operation, stormed and destroyed an insurgents’ camp at Ogbunka in Orumba South Local Government Area of the state.

SIM proliferation slammed as 'reckless business practice' - Vimarsana News

SIM proliferation slammed as 'reckless business practice'

ICASA acknowledges the problematic proliferation of SIM cards is a troubling issue, as related fraud and questions about the might of the RICA Act mount.