IGP VISITS EDO STATE ON ASSESSMENT OF DESTROYED PROPERTIES
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Mohammed Adamu on Wednesday, November 4, visited Edo State to assess the level of damage done to police stations and other properties in the State during the hijacked #EndSARS protests.
The IGP, who was accompanied by the State deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, and other top officials, visited officers receiving treatment at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) after sustaining injuries in attacks perpetrated by hoodlums.
They also visited Ivbiotor and Ugbekun Police Station both located in Benin city, and the Nigeria Correctional Service Custodial Center in Sapele Road, Benin City.
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The IGP is currently on tour to inspect police facilities destroyed during the recent attacks in different parts of the country.
IGP Adamu was in Lagos State on Tuesday, November 3.
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During his visit, he lamented the extent of damage caused by hoodlums who attacked police officers and stations in the wake of the #EndSARS protests.
Adamu said the level of destruction in Lagos State and other parts of the country called for the need to adopt standard protocols for public protests.
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