Police uncover plans to import thugs, arms for Kogi governorship poll

Plans to import thugs, arms for Kogi governorship poll LEAKED - Police

The Police said on Friday said it has uncovered plots by some unknown persons to “smuggle in” thugs and ammunitions with the intention to disrupt Saturday’s governorship election in Kogi State.

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Jobs @... Swift Networks Limited - Team Lead - Projects Needed

Employer: Swift Networks Limited

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Swift Networks Limited is a facilities-based telecommunications services provider. The company was founded in 2002 when it bided and obtained a Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)

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Breaking News: Nigerian Army Says Missing Soldiers Return

Colonel Sani Usman, the spokesperson of the Nigerian army, has stated that the soldiers missing after the gun battle with the Boko Haram sect attacks in Gudumbali and Kareto in Borno state have returned their units.

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'2016 Budget Delay Shows Buhari's Unpreparedness'

'2016 Budget Delay Shows Buhari's Unpreparedness'...

 

Eze Onyekpere, the executive director of the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), has said the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is not ready for governance.

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Breaking News: Fuel Scarcity In Kogi 24 Hrs To Polls

Less than 24 hours to the Kogi state gubernatorial election, the fuel scarcity bedeviling the nation has taken its tow on the people of the state.

Most of the people in Kogi state seem to be more bothered about getting fuel than looking forward to the election which will take place tomorrow, November 21.

Naij.com went round the state and observed that virtually all petrol stations selling the product had long queues and in some cases, rowdiness as people scramble to get the product.

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We'll Deal With Anyone Who Wants To Foment Trouble

Ahead of Saturday’s gubernatorial election in Kogi state,  the deputy inspector general of police deployed to oversee security in the state, Leroy Wamaka has vowed to deal with anyone who foments trouble during the exercise.

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