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Muhammmed Dikko ABUBAKAR, Assistant Inspector General of Police, joined the Nigeria Police Force, NPF, as a Cadet Inspector on August 1, 1979. An indigene of Zamfara State, he has meritoriously served the Force and his country in many capacities.
Important positions he has held in the Force include; Assistant Commissioner of Police, State Criminal Investigations Departement, Sokoto Police Command; Assistant Commissioner of Police, Federal Operations, Force Head Quarters, Lagos; and, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Airport Police Command, Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.
He is a principled and operations-minded officer with deep understanding of modern policing strategies and ethics. A committed crime fighter with keen eyes for details, he has also served as Deputy Commissioner of Police (Administration), Lagos State Police Command.
On his elevation to the position of Commissioner of Police, he served as a substantive Commissioner of Police in charge of several Police Commands across the Federation. Some of these are Plateau, Abia, Kwara, Kano, Airport and Lagos State Police Commands.
An amiable and intelligent officer, he was later promoted to the rank of Assistant Inspector General of Police and he subsequently became the Assistant Inspector General of Police in- charge of Zone 2 comprising Lagos and Ogun States. He was also the AIG Zone 5, Benin comprising of Edo, Delta, and Bayelsa states. He was later posted to Zone 6 comprising Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Rivers and Ebonyi states. He is currently AIG in charge of Zone 12 Bauchi State.
He is a detribalized Nigerian. Born May 5th, 1960, he is happily married with children. MD as he is popularly called, is a member of the prestigious National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS). He has undergone several professional training locally and internationally; some of which include:
*Intermediate Command Course –Jos;
*Senior Command Course – Jos;
*General Detective Course – Metropolitan Police, West Hendon, England;
*General Security Course – Israel;
*General Security Course – FBI, USA;
* International Security – England;
*General Detective Course – Scotland Yard.
*He is an active member of International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Economics (FCE) and a holder of the prestigious Police Medal (NPM) CULLED FROM http://thejuristlaws..com/

Muhammmed Dikko ABUBAKAR, Assistant Inspector General of Police, joined the Nigeria Police Force, NPF, as a Cadet Inspector on August 1, 1979. An indigene of Zamfara State, he has meritoriously served the Force and his country in many capacities.
Important positions he has held in the Force include; Assistant Commissioner of Police, State Criminal Investigations Departement, Sokoto Police Command; Assistant Commissioner of Police, Federal Operations, Force Head Quarters, Lagos; and, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Airport Police Command, Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.
He is a principled and operations-minded officer with deep understanding of modern policing strategies and ethics. A committed crime fighter with keen eyes for details, he has also served as Deputy Commissioner of Police (Administration), Lagos State Police Command.
On his elevation to the position of Commissioner of Police, he served as a substantive Commissioner of Police in charge of several Police Commands across the Federation. Some of these are Plateau, Abia, Kwara, Kano, Airport and Lagos State Police Commands.
An amiable and intelligent officer, he was later promoted to the rank of Assistant Inspector General of Police and he subsequently became the Assistant Inspector General of Police in- charge of Zone 2 comprising Lagos and Ogun States. He was also the AIG Zone 5, Benin comprising of Edo, Delta, and Bayelsa states. He was later posted to Zone 6 comprising Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Rivers and Ebonyi states. He is currently AIG in charge of Zone 12 Bauchi State.
He is a detribalized Nigerian. Born May 5th, 1960, he is happily married with children. MD as he is popularly called, is a member of the prestigious National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS). He has undergone several professional training locally and internationally; some of which include:
*Intermediate Command Course –Jos;
*Senior Command Course – Jos;
*General Detective Course – Metropolitan Police, West Hendon, England;
*General Security Course – Israel;
*General Security Course – FBI, USA;
* International Security – England;
*General Detective Course – Scotland Yard.
*He is an active member of International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Economics (FCE) and a holder of the prestigious Police Medal (NPM) CULLED FROM http://thejuristlaws..com/

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

KINGDOMS OF CONFLICT is an interesting book, and it draws attention of readers with its fashionable eclogue,oedema of expressions, truculent gestures,scenery,intriguing suspense, turpitude and tragedy. i think this is a drama i have read so far and see that there is a departure from the very often scenery and storyline seen in African literature.The Author who ever he is has done something different from what we see in every day literary work around Africa.I pray he does more fascinating work that would take him to some step further into the hall of fame.

The Coalition of Civil Society, Labour and the Nigerian Bar Association in Kaduna State on Tuesday suspended street protests against the removal of fuel subsidy by the federal government, asking residents of the state and protesters to remain at home and await further directives from labour.
This is coming on the second day of the nationwide strike and protests ordered by organised labour across the country, just as they accused the government of ordering security agents to shoot protesters.
The coalition said at a news conference at the Labour House, Kaduna that in view of the peculiar security situation in the state and the fact that they don’t want a repeat of what happened in Kano and Lagos to happen in the state, they decided to suspend street protests while asking residents to continue with the strike by remaining in their houses.
Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in the state said that the coalition will from time to time update the populace on development about the strike, pointing out that labour wants the strike which began peacefully to end peacefully.
He said, “We don’t want a breakdown of law and order in the state and that is why we decided to suspend street protests for now. We have meet at the level of NLC and other civil society groups and the NBA and have agreed to suspend street protests.
“We want to plead with the people that are protesting on the streets to go back to their houses. It is only the people that are saddled with the responsibility of monitoring the strike that are expected in the NLC secretariat daily.
“The NLC, TUC, NBA and civil society groups will be addressing press conferences at every point in time when the need arises. We want to cease this opportunity to plead with our people who are supporting this strike not to take the laws into their hands.” CULLED FROM juristlaws..com