Heavily armed security officials flood National Assembly
03 May 2018 |
4:45 am
The Nigerian National Assembly complex is flooded with fully masked and heavily armed security officers as the Inspector-General of Police, Idris Ibrahim appears before the Senate on Wednesday.
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IGP congratulations on your achievements. This goes to show how responsive this nation can be, to mobilise heavily armed battle ready men to a war free zone but lack same where lives and property are being sniff like vapor. No fillings for human lives.
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