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TARABA: POLICE COMMISSIONER CALLS FOR PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE BETWEEN HERDERS AND FARMERS. (PHOTO).

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 Taraba: Police Commissioner Calls for Peaceful Coexistence Between Herders and Farmers The Taraba State Commissioner of Police, Ukachi Peter Opara, has urged for greater peace and understanding between herders and farmers in the state. During a meeting with the leadership of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) in Jalingo on Thursday, Opara highlighted the importance of dialogue and cooperation for long-term development. He emphasized that peaceful coexistence between these groups is crucial for their livelihoods and for fostering economic growth and stability in the state and the nation. Opara commended MACBAN for its readiness to collaborate with the police in promoting peace and security in Taraba. He reassured that the police would continue to work diligently to protect lives and property and pledged to leave no stone unturned in maintaining peace and stability in the state. MACBAN Chairman, Alhaji Ya’u Ibrahim Barewa, expressed the association’s f...

20,000,LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL MARATHONERS,ARE SET TO HIT THE STREETS OF LAGOS TOMORROW TO WIN $50,000.

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                                      The Lagos state Government,assures on security,Medical Arrangement for participants.The Government also affirmed its readiness to host over 20,000 local and International Marathoners in the forth coming Access Lagos City Marathoners race scheduled to come up tommorow,February 6th,2016.According to the State's commissioner for Information and Strategy,Mr. Steve Ayorinde,all logistics have been put in place and Lagos is ready to host the event as well as replicate an international version of the event in the state come Saturday.He confirmed that several renowed marathoners from Kenya,Ethiopia,Uganda and other countries are already in town for the event,while local and other athletes are fully prepared to participate in the event.He said rge State Government has put in place water tight security measures to protect athletes and other participants in the inter...

87 MINE WORKERS RESCUED,3 MISSING,AFTER A GOLD MINE COLLAPSED TODAY IN SOUTH AFRICA.

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                      According to Reuters,Almost 90 miners were rescued and three other workers were missing after a cave in a gold mine in the northeast of South Africa today friday,mine owner Vantage Goldfields said.The collapse at the mine's main entrance trapped 87 workers underground,all of whom were rescued,the small gold producer said in a statement,but three others who had been working on the surface at the time could not be accounted for.No fatalities were reported.Work at the mine was suspended pending investigation on what caused the collapse,Vantage said.Mike Begg told reporters at the mine near the town of Barberton in Mpumalanga province,about 360 km {225 miles} east of Jahannesburg that ''The three missing are office workers,not miners.We are not going to rest until we find them''. Reporters were not allowed near the site where the cave-in occurred,and a crowd stood outside the perimeter fence awaiting word on the re...

MASSOB DEMANDS FOR A REFERENDUM AND THREATENS TO MAKE NIGERIA,''UNGOVERNABLE''.

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                      According to the Punch news paper,the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra yesterday thursday threatened to make Nigeria ungovernable if the Federal Government failed to conduct a referendum in the South East.MASSOB and other pro-Biafra groups,including the Indigenous People of Biafra,are demanding a referendum in the region to enable the people decide,through voting whether they wish to secede,or remain in Nigeria.The Biafra activists claim that majority of people in the region would vote in favour of a separation from Nigeria.In a statement which was made available to pressmen in Enugu,MASSOB said it had concluded plans,with other pro-Biafra groups,to disrupt governance in the country,if the Federal Government would not conduct the referendum.The National Director Information,MASSOB,Samuel Edeson,who signed the statement,said the agitators would fight the Federal Government with eve...

GOVERNOR AMBODE,SWORN IN A NEW KAI BOSS ON WEDNESDAY.

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               Lagos State Government,Mr Akinwumi Ambode ,has approved the appointment of Mr Amusat Bola Jimoh as the new KAI Marshal General of Lagos State.Jimoh,a retired Chief Suoerintendent of Police,was on wednesday sworn in as the Marshal General by the State Commissioner for the Environment,Dr. Babatunde Adejare on behalf of the Governor.Before his appointment,Jimoh had served as the Divitional Police officer {DPO} Alausa and Anthony Police stations as well as in various capacities in the Nigeria Police Force before he retired from the force.The new KAI Marshal has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution from National Open University of Nigeria and an advanced Diploma Certtificate in Security from University of Lagos.Jimoh,who is the fourth KAI Marshal General,succeeds Captain Danjuma Maigari {Rtd}.Also appointed are three Assistant KAI Marshl General,Mr. Dapo Bode Thomas for Lagos Central Senatorial District; Mr. Jaco...

LAGOS STATE GOVT,BANS CARS FROM PARKING ON OPEBI TO ALLEN ROUND ABOUT IN IKEJA,FROM MONDAY.

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                                     The Lagos State Government has banned street parking on both sides of the road from Opebi to Allen round about in Ikeja with effect from monday,8th of February 2016.A release by the State Commissioner for transport,Dr. Dayo Mobereola,directed business premises and visitors to the area to endeavour to park their vehicles within their premises or on side streets along the stretch.It warned that any violation of the order will be appropriately charged and sanctioned by the the appropriate Law enforcement agency saddled with the responsibility of ensuring compliance with this directive.The release stated further that in line with the provisions of the Lagos State Traffic Law 2012 all vehicles,including tricycles and Okada,must also abide by the restriction order.It however implored business premises in the area to ensure compliance so as to avoid the closure of...