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Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany angry with Akwa Ibom council chairperson over poor road

Akwa Ibom’s Itu LGA received N9.46bn in FAAC allocations under Chairperson Ubong Nkutt, but Ambassador Ita Enang is questioning the council’s spending and the state of infrastructure, including roads, while fiscal records challenge some of his revenue claims. The post Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany angry with Akwa Ibom council chairperson over poor road appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany angry with Akwa Ibom council chairperson over poor road

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command conducted a significant demonstration of force and confidence-building operation across Uyo in preparation for the 2027 general elections. The operation involved deploying police personnel, patrol vehicles, and other assets throughout major roads and strategic locations within the metropolis. Commissioner of Police, CP Baba Mohammed Azare, addressed officers, expressing confidence in their readiness and capacity to maintain peace during the electoral period.

He emphasized that the command would proactively address potential violence through intelligence gathering, preventive policing, and stakeholder engagement. Azare reassured residents, political parties, and citizens that the police would remain professional, neutral, and impartial while safeguarding the electoral process and citizens' rights.

He cautioned against violence and intimidation, warning that the police would hold individuals responsible for any disruptive actions. The police also advised political parties and groups to notify the command of rallies and events to facilitate security arrangements and prevent clashes.

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