“The command…regrets that a convoy of such or any related will enter the state without recourse to the police in the area or any security agency.”
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which left two civilians and two police officers dead Tuesday night.
He made the commitment on Monday in his maiden press briefing on his assumption of office as the 42nd commissioner of police in Ondo.
Canadian authorities have said there may be more ‘Chinese police stations’ operating in the country.
Mr Akande assured that Nigerians will never regret supporting the former Lagos governor who will be sworn in on May 29.
But the CBN did not respond to the FOI request, prompting HEDA resource centre to pursue legal action to challenge the CBN’s denial.
Ms Gardood regularly made live videos on social media, particularly Facebook, talking and writing intensively against the ongoing war.
“So, our resolve to participate is to reverse the uneventful and uninspiring narratives. It is to restore the lost glory of local government administration and its pride.
