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 NLC SECRETARIAT: NIGERIA POLICE DID NOT RAID THE LABOUR SECRETARIAT Police Clarifies Alleged Raid on Labour House, sets the record straight The Nigeria Police Force has noted a publication alleging that the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) National Secretariat, known as the Labour House, located in the Central Business District, Abuja, was raided by the Police. On August 7, 2024, a press release issued by the NLC’s Head of Media and Public Relations alleged that officers of the Nigeria Police Force, along with some individuals in black T-shirts and others in plain clothes, raided the Labour House. The Nigeria Police Force wishes to clarify that a prime criminal suspect in an ongoing investigation was traced to a shop within the building in the Central Business District, Abuja. Detectives, armed with the appropriate legal authority, conducted an operation at the location, which turned out to be the NLC building. This well-coordinated, lawful operation was solely aimed at apprehending ...

PRESS RELEASE 6th August 2024 The editors, NATIONWIDE PROTEST: Police distance itself from purported video, CP warned purveyors of misinformation to stay clear… orders a discreet investigation. The attention of the Bauchi State Police Command has been drawn to a purported video circulating online and in some sections of the media that claims security operatives gunned down a protester in Azare on Monday, August 5, 2024. The Command wishes to emphatically debunk this video and the accompanying news publications. These claims are untrue and misleading. No such inhumane act incident was recorded by the command at the mentioned location or any other part of the state. The video is fabricated, and it is important for the public to know that the police were not involved in any such incident. Prior to the nationwide protests, the 22nd Indigenous Inspector General of Police IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun PhD, NPM, issued a directive on July 31, 2024, that all officers are to appear in camouflage ...

 Police on the run as protesters chase the with stones in Kaduna  President Tinubu | Peter ovi | UKRiots| igbos | Congratulations Nigeria| #endbadgovernmentinnigeria| Monday | Occupyabuja | leaked | Aso rock | Kano | Ojota | Lagos | SS and SE | Obasanjo | Dangote | Jos CC:   https://x.com/ElitesAfrica/status/1820792022451491026

  Jonathan warned the entire country. our Next Boyfriend 🫡 @devaliant It’s funny how I was under 18 when Buhari was announced the winner and my dad cried. Still feel like yesterday  He kept telling me how bad Buhari was during his regime as a president under military rule. How worst could it be Adesola @Adesola_Solace Nigeria fall off so bad and Jonathan warned us oh.. APC is a big disaster on this great Nation. L U M Z Y @Lumzy23 - I watched a podcast clip yesterday where one former political jobber was saying Obi is a “nice man” and what Nigeria needs is someone who’ll put fear in the elites even before he’s sworn in  Lol another ignorant fool suffering from Stockholm syndrome.  That’s how we got PMB QueenDoo @Queendoo5 · 2h Janathan was cleuless and allowed those evil politicians to evict him out of office, a president that allowed people sponsor Boko harms attacks to discredit him,he was too weak.   Do it right @doitright1 · 2h So, H.E did make this remark....

 Lagos police have chased journalists away from Freedom Park in Ojota. Hoodlums wielding clubs and other dangerous weapons also harassed and assaulted the journalists.   The police watched from a distance, then turned away without lifting a finger.   #EndBadGovernanceProtest Video credit:  @fijnigeria https://x.com/fisayosoyombo/status/1820796924162670984

Niger-Delta communities protest in Abuja over non payment of N6.9bn fees by SPDC INDIGINES of oil-producing communities in Niger Delta, yesterday, took their protest over non-compliance with the Senate resolution by Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, on payment of N6.9 billion to Niger Delta communities to Abuja. Niger-Delta communities protesters The protesters, under the aegis of Unity Fountain, Abuja, threatened that they may resort to destroying the company’s assets in the whole Niger Delta if the money was not released to the benefitting communities by the oil giant within two weeks effective from yesterday. Brandishing placards and banners with different inscriptions,  the protesters vowed to go after the company’s facilities in the Niger Delta region if the resolution of the upper chamber of the National Assembly was not adhered to within two weeks. Chief Odede Hezekiah, Chief of Opolo Community in Bayelsa State, who addressed journalists at the protest ...