Labour urges Jonathan to re-appraise security system

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SW Radio Africa (London) Alex Bell 17 June 2011 Victims of a self-confessed ZANU PF henchman, who has controversially been granted asylum in the UK, are being urged to come forward with any evidence of his alleged crimes, so that he can face trial for torture. More information is still being uncovered about Phillip Machemedze, said to be either a former CIO agent or police officer under Mugabe's regime. Machemedze made headlines earlier this year when it was revealed that during his UK asylum appeal he admitted shocking acts of torture and brutality on suspected MDC members in Zimbabwe.
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BY VICTOR AHIUMA-YOUNG

Association of Electricity and Allied Companies, SSAEAC, has condemned the suicide bomb attack on the Police Headquarters  and called on President Goodluck Jonathan to evolve a new security blueprint to address to
the high rate of insecurity in the country.

 Speaking on the bomb blast, yesterday, SSAEAC’s President Comrade Bede Opara, argued that there was urgent need for President Jonathan to re-appraise the nation’s security system to meet international standard.

  He said: “We urge President Jonathan to urgently re-appraise the nation’s security system through re-designing a new blue print to upgrade the intelligence units, to be more sophisticated to meet international standard.
 ”We believe that the Federal Government has a big problem on its hand and we therefore, advised that intelligence gathering was one of the only way to address the problem”.

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Labour urges Jonathan to re-appraise security system