According to a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, on Tuesday in Abuja, the arrests were on the order of the Inspector–General of Police, Solomon Arase, for a clampdown on persons or group of persons inciting violence and social disorder across the country. All those arrested, irrespective of their class or status in the society, the statement added, would be charged to court.
Lolz..dont know dem though
ReplyDeleteI think these guyz will be d new menance after Boko haram. They must b stopped. Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand.
ReplyDeleteThey hv been in existence over a decade now ,,so how come all of a sudden we now see them as a menace to d society...
DeleteWhich violence pls,,,its very unfair to start arresting a peaceful movement...I hope they IGP knows the major treath in gthis nation is bokoharam n yet he has not arrested any one,,the OPC is in d west using fire arms n Mr IGP choses to go after massob...
ReplyDeleteHmm isah what is funny about this IS better de no what de are doing b4 cos more problem to de country cos I don't believe this story
ReplyDeleteHmmm
ReplyDeleteThey better curb this stupid and silly actualisation of jobless idiots
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