FRAUDULENT IMMIGRATION OFFICER AND HER SIX ACCOMPLICES NABBED AT BEITBRIDGE POET OF ENTRY. (PHOTO).

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 Members of Operation Vala Umgodi arrested a 56-year-old female immigration officer stationed at Beitbridge Port of Entry in Musina during a sting operation on Sunday morning, September 29, 2024. It is reported that around 06:30 hours, the team was conducting an operation aimed at fighting corruption and the complainant saw a female officer receiving R3100.00 which she was able to substantiate and they also found six passports belonging to foreign nationals. The owners of these passports were traced and were on buses coming from Malawi and were waiting to be cleared at the port of entry. All the individuals, aged between 27 and 43, were questioned and were unable to give satisfactory explanations about their passports and the cash found in the officer’s possession. The Limpopo Provincial Anti-Corruption Unit was alerted and both the cash and passports were confiscated and registered as evidence. All the accused are scheduled to appear before the Musina Magistrate’s Court on Monday, Sep

POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PROTESTERS AT UTAKO MARKET IN ABUJA. (VIDEO/PHOTO).

 


Police Fire Tear Gas to Disperse #FearlessInOctober Protesters at Utako Market in Abuja


Officers of the Nigeria Police Force have fired tear gas at #FearlessInOctober protesters gathered at Utako Market in Abuja on October 1, 2024. The demonstration, which began early in the morning, aimed to address the economic hardships faced by Nigerians due to government policies. However, police swiftly intervened around 8:54 a.m., dispersing the crowd and causing chaos as demonstrators fled from the tear gas fumes.


The protest is a continuation of the earlier #EndBadGovernance demonstrations held in August, reflecting widespread discontent over rising living costs and government inefficiencies. Organizers, including civil society groups like the Take It Back Movement, expressed their determination to voice grievances despite the police's aggressive response. Eyewitnesses reported that protesters chanted slogans and displayed placards demanding action on issues such as high electricity tariffs and fuel prices.


In response to the police action, Damilare Adenola, a leader of the Take It Back Movement, stated that they would regroup and continue their fight for justice. The heavy police presence and use of tear gas have drawn criticism from activists who argue that such measures infringe upon citizens' rights to peaceful assembly.


As Nigeria marks its Independence Day amidst protests, the situation highlights a growing divide between citizens seeking accountability and a government facing mounting pressure to respond to public grievances.

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