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The police have revealed circumstances that led to the invitation of Senate President Bukola Saraki over April 5 multiple bank robbery in Offa Kwara state. Police spokesman, Jimoh Moshood who announced this in Abuja.

Bukola Saraki has denied involvement in Offa robbery attack. The Senate president also declared his willingness to appear before the police for questioning over the matter. He urged the public to disregard the allegation.

The Kwara state governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed through his senior special assistant on media and communication denied the police alleged allegations of sponsoring, funding, arming or otherwise supporting political thuggery.

Edgal Imohimi, the commissioner of police in Lagos state, on Friday, May 1, said six out of ten young people in Lagos were cultists. He made this known at a town hall meeting with some residents of Surulere area of the state.

Senate president Bukola Saraki has been invited by the police over the deadly robbery that took place at Offa, Kwara state. The Senate president was invited to answer to allegations surrounding his links to the armed robbers.

Osun State Police Command has arrested three suspected kidnappers; Henry Omenihu, Paul Chituru and Henry Bright who reportedly operate in army camouflage uniform. The suspects were paraded on Saturday, June 2, in Osogbo.

The Police Service Commission has released the list for the next stage of its recruitment process and only 5,253 candidates out of the over 37,000 who sat for the police recruitment examination recently made the cut.

Barely one week after the killing of 26 people in a community in Zamfara, gunmen again hit another village in the state, killing 15 people, the public relations officer of the state police command, Muhammad Shehu, has confirmed.

A man in Lagos, Abayomi Adewunmi, has been arrested by the police and arraigned at a magistrate court in the state for allegedly hacking the website of the Nigeria Customs Service and selling vehicles with fake documents.
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