www.odogwublog.com reports that there is tension
and apprehension ahead of today’s APC presidential rally in Benue today by the
Peoples Democratic Party standard bearer , Dr Goodluck Jonathan.
The Benue
state Police Command has deployed 16 truck-load of policemen to secure the IBB
square, venue of the campaign.
The
command’s spokesman, ASP John Bako, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on
Thursday in Makurdi that the arrangement was in anticipation of the expected
crowd at the venue.
Bako
said the command has received an operational order for the enforcement of
security during the campaign and assured of protection of lives and property
during the rally.
The
spokesman said the command was expecting more deployments from other states to
support the operations in the state.
He
assured that the command was ready for the rally, saying “we have our
undercover men in strategic locations both at the entry and exit points in
Makurdi”.
Bako
appealed to members of the public to refrain from acts that would jeopardise
the security of the state, warning that those who contravene the laws of the
land would be sanctioned.
NAN
reports that the APC presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, would be
supported by the party’s Chairman, Mr John Oyegun, and other APC chieftains to
unveil the party’s programmes to supporters in the state.
Presidential rally: Tension in Benue as Jonathan visits today, Police deploy 16 trucks of personnel
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