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May 12, 2025 Akwa Ibom Commissioner of Police Calls For More Collaboration With Citizens to Stem Tide of Crime

Akwa Ibom Commissioner of Police Calls For More Collaboration With Citizens to Stem Tide of Crime

Akwa Ibom State Commissioner of Police, CP BABA MOHAMMED AZARE, has called on citizens, including kidnap victims and their families, to provide useful information to the police to aid in understanding and combating kidnapping activities across the state.

Speaking with Inspiration FM, CP AZARE emphasized the vital role of collaboration between the police and the public in addressing the growing challenge of kidnappings.

While urging victims and their families to come forward with any relevant information, the Police Commissioner noted that such cooperation is essential for the command to gain deeper insight into the operations of kidnapping syndicates and to develop effective strategies to dismantle them.

CP AZARE acknowledged the significant challenges facing law enforcement in the fight against kidnapping but reaffirmed the police’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding the lives and property of Akwa Ibom residents.

He assured that the issue of kidnapping and other criminal activities will soon be brought under control in the state, as both the State Government and security agencies are implementing new security measures to address the situation.

May 12, 2025 Uyo Community Laments Exorbitant Electricity Bills Despite Poor Supply

Uyo Community Laments Exorbitant Electricity Bills Despite Poor Supply

Residents and business owners in Nsukara Offot, Uyo Local Government Area, have expressed deep frustration over what they describe as “outrageous” electricity bills issued by the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company- PHED, despite experiencing little to no power supply.

According to several affected individuals who shared their experiences with our Reporter, LUCY MKPAT, the electricity bills are unjustifiable when compared to the actual supply of electricity they receive.

They lamented that most times, there’s no light at all, and when it comes, it lasts only about few minutes. Yet, at the end of the month, they are slammed with exorbitant bills.

This persistent issue has sparked tension within the community, with some residents reporting that the situation has led to arguments, confrontations, and in some cases, crises among neighbors and business owners struggling to cope.

They emphasized the need for a more reliable power supply to reduce the burden of purchasing petrol to run generators.

May 12, 2025 Governor Eno Returns to The Apostolic Church for “Thanksgiving”  Service

Governor Eno Returns to The Apostolic Church for “Thanksgiving” Service

The atmosphere was filled with joy and gratitude as The Apostolic Church, Nigeria, Maboju Assembly in Lagos held a special homecoming and thanksgiving service in honour of Governor UMO ENO.

The service, which took place yesterday, attracted an array of dignitaries, including top government officials, private sector leaders, associates, and friends from Akwa Ibom, Lagos, and beyond.

In his address during the service, Governor UMO ENO described the moment as emotional, noting that it marked his return to the church more than thirty years after he had last worshipped there.

Reflecting on a prophecy he received in 1980, Governor ENO recalled how a young girl prophesied that he would one day return to his homeland and become the governor of his people — a prophecy that has now come to fulfillment.

According to church leaders, Governor Eno served faithfully in various capacities within the church before relocating to Akwa Ibom State in 1995. His return was marked by celebration, testimonies, and heartfelt prayers from the congregation.

May 10, 2025 Federal Government Concludes Talks to Bring Back Stranded Nigerians From Niger, Chad and Cameroon

Federal Government Concludes Talks to Bring Back Stranded Nigerians From Niger, Chad and Cameroon

The federal government has said that discussions are ongoing on how 15,000 Nigerians stranded in Cameroon, Niger, Chad and other parts of the world will be returned to Nigeria in safety and dignity.

Alhaji TIJANI AHMED, Federal Commissioner, National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI), disclosed this at a media briefing in Abuja.

He revealed that no fewer than six million people are displaced in Nigeria while thousands of refugees are living elsewhere across the world.

While reiterating the government’s tireless efforts to ensure the safe return of the displaced persons, AHMED thanked President BOLA TINUBU for the support given to the commission and the Humanitarian Affairs Ministry.

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