Mr Folorunsho highlighted recent search-and-rescue successes, including the rescue of 16 passengers during a sea robbery incident in the Ibaka–Calabar Channel in March.
The police spokesperson explained that the destruction of the bridge was an attempt by the terrorists to undermine ongoing security operations in the area.
The incident occurred less than 24 hours after suspected bandits invaded an ECWA Church in the Omugo community in Kwara.
Mr Edafe described the incident on Ozoro as “very unfortunate.”
Mr Thiawur said the convict broke into the complainant’s house and stole his plasma TV and fan valued at N185,000.
The aide said timely reporting of suspicious movements and cooperation with security agencies were critical in preventing threats and maintaining law and order.
The magistrate, Irene Pati, sentenced the convicts who pleaded guilty to negligent conduct.
The magistrate, however, gave Mr Bawa an option of a fine of N30,000 for stealing and N50,000 for insulting his mother.
The call was made by the chapter’s president, Joel Uwabor, on Sunday during the organisation’s general assembly, held alongside activities marking International Women’s Day.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya has called on Nigerians to support efforts to fight bandits and terrorists across the country.
