Envoy challenges Nigeria Police on trans-border crimes.
The Ghana Consul-General in Lagos, S.K. Parker-Allotey, has urged the Nigeria Police to rise up to the activities of trans-border criminals.
The envoy gave the charge on Wednesday in Lagos when the new Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Yakubu Alkali, paid him a courtesy visit.
There is need for the Lagos police command to check the activities of cross border criminals in the sub-region.
Lagos is so important to West Africa, therefore, crimes like human trafficking, trans-border robbery, fake drugs, among others should be checked,” Parker-Allottey said.
The consul general assured the police chief of the readiness of his diplomatic mission to render any assistance that would help to curb crime.
In his remarks, Alkali said he was at the mission to familiarise himself with organisations within his sphere of coverage.
He solicited the cooperation of organisations and residents to ensure that the metropolis was crime-free.
The Ghana Consul-General in Lagos, S.K. Parker-Allotey, has urged the Nigeria Police to rise up to the activities of trans-border criminals.
The envoy gave the charge on Wednesday in Lagos when the new Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Yakubu Alkali, paid him a courtesy visit.
There is need for the Lagos police command to check the activities of cross border criminals in the sub-region.
Lagos is so important to West Africa, therefore, crimes like human trafficking, trans-border robbery, fake drugs, among others should be checked,” Parker-Allottey said.
The consul general assured the police chief of the readiness of his diplomatic mission to render any assistance that would help to curb crime.
In his remarks, Alkali said he was at the mission to familiarise himself with organisations within his sphere of coverage.
He solicited the cooperation of organisations and residents to ensure that the metropolis was crime-free.
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Police investigate cult clash, death of 3 UNILAG students.
The Lagos State Police Command has commenced investigation into the death of three students of the University of Lagos, reportedly killed during a clash by rival cult groups.
The command’s spokesman, Samuel Jinadu, said no arrest had been made in connection with the fracas which occurred on Monday night on the institution’s campus.
Jinadu said a police patrol team had been deployed to the school to maintain law and order.
Meanwhile, an official of the Lagos State Transport Management Authority allegedly linked with the death of a female street sweeper at Ojota on Tuesday has been arrested.
Jinadu said the suspect was arrested on Tuesday evening after the incident, adding that investigation into the case was under way.
The 62-year-old sweeper was allegedly knocked down by a commercial bus being chased by LASTMA officials.
The Lagos State Police Command has commenced investigation into the death of three students of the University of Lagos, reportedly killed during a clash by rival cult groups.
The command’s spokesman, Samuel Jinadu, said no arrest had been made in connection with the fracas which occurred on Monday night on the institution’s campus.
Jinadu said a police patrol team had been deployed to the school to maintain law and order.
Meanwhile, an official of the Lagos State Transport Management Authority allegedly linked with the death of a female street sweeper at Ojota on Tuesday has been arrested.
Jinadu said the suspect was arrested on Tuesday evening after the incident, adding that investigation into the case was under way.
The 62-year-old sweeper was allegedly knocked down by a commercial bus being chased by LASTMA officials.
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