The Labour Party’s ‘Obidatti23’ rally, according to people against it, could make Lagos residents experience post-traumatic stress disorder.
The command’s spokesman, Muhammad Jalige, confirmed the development in a statement issued on Sunday in Kaduna.
The IGP said the ban applied to all road users in the country without exceptions.
The IGP warned that “Those who want to constitute a clog in the will of progress will face the consequences of their actions.”
The group stated that so many men were also victims of domestic violence by their partners.
Mr Baba said attacks on officers in the line of duty would no longer be tolerated.
“The propaganda going round that Kaduna is inaccessible by road, air or train is not true.”
Those at the meeting with the service chiefs include the Inspector General of Police and Director-General of the State Security Service.
The house urged the Ministry of Education to set out guidelines for the operations of boarding schools.
“Our IGP is doing well….This competition is a dream come true. I have been dreaming that a competition like this will announce the police, especially in weightlifting.”
