President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday urged the Senate leadership to amend the constitution to provide for state police
Mr Disu pledged to prioritise citizens’ welfare and police professionalism.
Mr Disu joined the Nigeria Police Force as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police in 1992.
Citing two sources, AFP stated that “the total ransom at N40 million per head — around $7 million in total”, while “another put the figure lower at N2 billion overall”.
The party thanked the electorate for their support, stating that it reaffirms their confidence in the APC-led government.
The minister said the Federal Ministry of Works would support the police with fuel and allowances to strengthen patrol operations on the route.
Mr Wike commended security agencies for ensuring a hitch-free exercise, saying, “They have done their job very well.”
It said, “Twenty days into February, at least 323 people have been killed in different attacks on rural communities in Benue, Katsina, Kwara, Kebbi, Niger and Zamfara states.”
Mr Tinubu said the recognition followed a rigorous process that attracted 89 entries from 19 countries.
The President urged Muslim and Christian faithful to embrace peace, unity and good neighbourliness as Lent and Ramadan begin.
