IMO GOVERNOR ISSUES 72-HOUR ULTIMATUM TO REMOVE TINTS FROM COMMERCIAL VEHICLES.(PHOTO).

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  Imo Governor Issues 72-Hour Ultimatum to Remove Tints from Commercial Vehicles Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma has given commercial drivers operating vehicles with tinted glasses a 72-hour ultimatum to remove them or face severe legal consequences, according to a press release issued by his Chief Press Secretary and Special Adviser on Media, Oguwike Nwachukwu. The directive, announced on Wednesday, aims to curb the rising use of tinted commercial vehicles, particularly buses, in criminal activities such as kidnapping, armed robbery, and hit-and-run incidents across the state. Nwachukwu stated that intelligence reports linked these vehicles to the surge in such crimes, prompting the governor’s order. Governor Uzodinma has instructed law enforcement agencies to work with government officials to enforce the directive, clamping down on non-compliant drivers once the deadline expires. “All bus drivers operating with tinted glasses have 72 hours to remove them or face the full weight ...

BENUE PEOPLE MET WITH VP OSINBAJO.{PHOTOS}.


      Benue stakeholders interacted with Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo at the Benue Peoples House, Makurdi.


SNIPPETS (from the speeches):
1. Chief Mike Aondoakaa: "Your Excellency, We believe that your visit can bring justice to our people."
2. Retired General Atom Kpera: "Mr Vice President, our people feel left alone. They deserve to be protected."
3. General Lawrence Onoja: "We urge the Federal Government to establish a Middle-Belt Reconstruction Commission."
4. Bishop Williams Avenya: "Let there be justice for Benue State before reconciliation."
5. Professor Jerry Agada: "Benue needs federal presence especially in education and infrastructure."
6. Dr Magdalyne Dura: "Your Excellency, what is taking place in Benue is a well organised genocide. Our people in camps have no homes to return to. The blood of mudered Benue children is crying for justice."
7. Professor Daniel Saror: "Cattle don't eat meat or burnt houses, so why do herdsmen destroy such property? FG should find an urgent way to end the killings."
8. Hon. Hassan Saleh: "Benue has made a law for peace to reign. What we are seeking is for the Federal Government to support the ranching law of Benue State."
9. Tor Tiv, Professor James Ayatse: "Your Excellency, we are hopeful that something will be done urgently to end the killings and destruction. We expect sincerity in the current efforts to stop the crisis. On ranching we stand."
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