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Atiku Praises Ig's Directive For Police To Be Withdrawn From Vips by princeemmma(m): 7:13pm On Mar 20, 2018
The former vice president said police were needed to protect schools Former vice president, Atiku Abubakar has reacted to the order given by the inspector-general of police, Ibrahim Idris for the withdrawal of police from VIPs saying it was a good move to address the insecurity situation of the country. Premium Times reports that Atiku spoke through his media aide, Paul Ibe on Tuesday, March 20 concerning the directive.

“Our security forces are overstretched. We do not have enough military and paramilitary forces to provide security for the peace-loving people of Nigeria which is why the recent Government Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State kidnapping occurred. Their school was left unguarded.” Atiku said he had earlier advocated for police to be withdrawn from VIPs so they can concentrate on guarding the citizens. “Asked by THISDAY on Saturday what he would do different to prevent abduction like Dapchi, the Waziri Adamawa had responded thus: ‘Recently, the Chairman of the Police Service Commission, Chief Mike Okiro, revealed that 150,000 policemen are guarding various elites and those we know as ‘big men’. If I had my way, I would have recalled all of those 150,000 policemen who are not performing core police duties and send them to provide security for every school in the North-East region,” the statement recalled.

“That to me would be a better use of their time and services. We already know that Boko Haram has an agenda to cripple Western education in Nigeria. So how could we have left those schools unguarded? Why should the police be guarding VIPs who can afford personal guards and leave vulnerable girls unguarded? We are spending billions of Naira trying to encourage girls to go to school only to allow them be abducted by terrorists.” He said he “welcomes the reported new policy of reassigning these 150,000 policemen from guarding VIPs to regular police duties especially as it relates to the much-needed protection of schools in the Northeast and other troubled zones. “As Kenneth Blanchard said, none of us is as smart as all of us. The Waziri Adamawa continues to call on the Buhari government to be open to solutions from well-meaning Nigerians and friends of Nigeria so we can navigate this nation away from the precipice.”

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Re: Atiku Praises Ig's Directive For Police To Be Withdrawn From Vips by Kyase(m): 7:50pm On Mar 20, 2018
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Re: Atiku Praises Ig's Directive For Police To Be Withdrawn From Vips by uba1991: 9:23pm On Mar 20, 2018
d god of d pigs has spoken so let see what d piglets ll say.Atikuchuku has praise buhari policy. Children of hate what d u av to say

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