Ekiti Police Order Removal of Unserviceable Vehicles

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Gbenga Ariyibi

20 June 2011


Ado — EKITI-Ekiti State Police Command has ordered the immediate removal of unserviceable vehicles on major roads in Ado Ekiti , the state capital, to forestall criminals planting explosivein them.

According to the Command Public Relations Officer, PRO, Mr Mohammed Jimoh, such vehicles have served as tools for terrorists to launch attack.

The PPRO called on the residents of the state to be alert and report any suspicious movement to the police and other law enforcement agents.

He said the Command had placed its men on 24-hour patrol and fortified Swift Response Squad, SRS, to ensure that the State capital was safe.

According to him, “we have taken enough precautionary measures to ensure that this state is safe. We are not happy with what happened in our Force Headquarters and we will stop at nothing to ensure that this state does not witness such a terrible attack”.

No police command will fold its arms and allow criminals to overrun its people and the entire citizens. So we are prepared to curtail the activities of these bombers in Ekiti State.”

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