BREAKING NEWS, Security
IBRAHIM K. Idris, inspector general of Police, IGP, has announced that a new date for the National Security Summit on Farmers-Pastoralists Clashes, Kidnapping and Other Forms of Violent Crimes in Nigeria would hold on May 8-9, 2017 at the International Conference Centre, Abuja from 10:00 am in the morning daily.
A statement issued by Moshood Jimoh, Police spokesman, IGP, said that the IGP recognised “the concerns which all the stakeholders have registered towards the success of the summit and hereby expresses sincere appreciation and gratitude to the Special Guest of Honour of the summit, the 36 state governors and guest of honour of the summit, FCT minister and other honourable ministers invited, service chiefs, government functionaries, Traditional Rulers, Religious Leaders, members of the Organised Private Sector, Captains of Industry, Heads of other sister Security and Safety Agencies, Leaders of Herdsmen and Farmers Associations, Resource persons and Intellectuals, Women and youth Groups, Opinion Leaders, Stakeholders and other invited guests for their acknowledgements to attend the summit.
Please accept the assurances and appreciation of the Inspector General of Police.”
— Apr 25, 2017 @ 13:25 GMT
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