query: nigeria police force belongs to which organ of government

pos: Nigeria Police Force disturbance. It is designated to take over operations of major crisis where conventional police units cannot cope. There are presently 12 MOPOL Commands, MOPOLs 1 thru 12, controlling 52 Police Mobile Squadrons which are spread amongst the 36 State Commands and Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Three major Governmental Agencies oversee the control and supervision of the Nigerian Police Force; The Police Service Commission, the Nigerian Police Council and Ministry of interior. The PSC is the civilian oversight body on the police. It is responsible for appointment, promotion, and discipline of all police officers except the Inspector General of Police. It

pos: Administration Police Administration Police The Administration Police (abbreviated as A.P.) is a paramilitary security unit belonging to the Government of Kenya. It was formed in 1958 when it took over from the Tribal Police, which had been established through an ordinance in 1929. The Administration Police is a department under the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government. Its headquarters are in Nairobi. The PC Chapter 63 of the (former) Laws of Kenya states that the "Police Force" includes the force defined in section 2 of the Police Act as well as the "Administration Police Force" established under the Administration Police

neg: Nigeria Police Force attempting to escape". Decades of police and official corruption and continued failure to train police officers properly has led to a situation where extrajudicial killing is an accepted form of dealing with people the police believe to be criminals. The most recent victim of which is Yusuf Mohamed, the leader of the Boko Haram sect in Nigeria, was alive when captured by the army. Even before the violence surrounding the Boko Haram uprising in northern Nigeria, there were questions over the conduct of the security forces. The government is currently attempting to reform the police. They have produced a White

neg: Nigeria Police Force pensions), In February 1989, Babangida abolished the Police Service Commission and established the Nigeria Police Council in its stead, under direct presidential control. The new council was chaired by the president; the chief of General Staff, the minister of internal affairs, and the police inspector general were members. As part of the government reorganization in September 1990, Alhajji Sumaila Gwarzo, formerly SSS director, was named to the new post of minister of state, police affairs. In late 1986, the NPF was reorganized nationwide into seven area commands, which superseded a command structure corresponding to each of the States of Nigeria.

neg: Oji River Police College in Oji River, which also offered training to other security personnel, such as armed immigration officers. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is designated by Section 194 of the 1979 constitution as the national police of Nigeria with exclusive jurisdiction throughout the country. Oji River Oji River is a Local Government Area of Enugu State, Nigeria to the south bordering Anambra State and Abia State. Its headquarters are in the town of Oji River. The towns within Oji River L G A are:- Inyi, Achi, Awlaw, Akpugoeze and Ugwuoba . Enugu and Ebonyi States are sometimes referred to as

neg: Nigeria Police Force Nigeria Police Force The Nigeria Police Force is the principal law enforcement agency in Nigeria with a staff strength of about 371,800. There are currently plans to increase the force to 650,000, adding 280,000 new recruits to the existing 370,000. The NPF is a very large organization consisting of 36 State commands grouped into 12 zones and 7 administrative organs. The agency is currently headed by IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris. Nigeria Police Force was first established in 1820. The first person to have the highest rank in all the police is commissioner general colonel KK. In 1879 a 1,200-member armed

neg: End SARS to the streets of Nigeria, the campaigners organized series of protests in Abuja, The campaigners threatened to go on protest if the government fails in scrapping SARS. The campaign generated controversies when the Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer Jimoh Moshood, accused the campaigners to be criminals. The Inspector General of Nigeria Police Force, Ibrahim K. Idris has ordered the reform and reorganization of SARS. While Nigeria's Senate backed the call for scrapping of SARS. An international human right organization known as Amnesty International accused the officers of SARS of detaining young Nigerians illegally and extorting money from their relations.

neg: Nigeria Police Force has experienced since November 2008. It has been suggested that politics, not religion, is the cause of the violence. H Nigeria Police Force The Nigeria Police Force is the principal law enforcement agency in Nigeria with a staff strength of about 371,800. There are currently plans to increase the force to 650,000, adding 280,000 new recruits to the existing 370,000. The NPF is a very large organization consisting of 36 State commands grouped into 12 zones and 7 administrative organs. The agency is currently headed by IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris. Nigeria Police Force was first established in 1820. The first

neg: Ibrahim Magu and Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria from 1982-1986 where he graduated with a BSc. Accounting. After the completion of his National Youth Service Corps, he served in various Ministries and Departments in the Borno State Government as an Accountant and rose to become a Zonal Accountant before he voluntarily resigned to join the Nigeria Police Force as an Assistant Superintendent of Police in 1990. He was the Coordinator, Nigeria Police Building Society before moving on to Special Fraud Unit (SFU) of the Nigeria Police Criminal Investigations Department (CID) where he served as a team leader in charge of Financial Crimes, Money

neg: Audu Bako the Nigeria police force on 24 June 1942, became an instructor in police law at the Kaduna Police College, then prosecuting officer and later was appointed deputy commissioner of police in charge of all Native Authority police in the former Northern Region. Appointed military governor of the old Kano State in May 1967, Bako undertook reforms of the local governments which had been dominated by the traditional emirs. He sought to improve professionalism among local government employees while transferring some responsibilities to the State government. He said the reforms would strengthen the position of the Emirs in their traditional role

neg: Farida Waziri in the Nigeria Police Force in 1965 and rose to the position of Assistant Inspector General of Police. She held the positions of Assistant Commissioner of Police (Operations), screening and selection, Assistant/Deputy Commissioner of Police Force C.I.D Alagbon, Lagos, Commissioner of Police, General Investigation and Commissioner of Police in charge of X-Squad. In this last position she was responsible for handling cases of bribery and corruption within the police force. She also served as Commissioner of Police (special fraud unit) in which role she recorded the first conviction for Advance Fee Fraud in Nigeria. She led the West African delegation

neg: Law enforcement by country police force with a broad policing role (community safety, law enforcement & road safety). New Zealand police officers do not normally carry firearms, although access to firearms is available when circumstances dictate. Specialised units of the New Zealand Police such as the Armed Offenders Squad, a SWAT type unit and the Special Tactics Group are also operational for different scenarios that might arise. New Zealand Police works with other government agencies and non-government groups to achieve the best safety outcomes for all New Zealanders. The police in Nigeria is called the Nigerian Police Force. It is under the control of

neg: Occupy Nigeria Uyot told the BBC. Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria Lamido Sanusi told the BBC the subsidy (which he said cost the government about $8bn last year) was "unsustainable". Several previous governments have tried to remove the subsidy but have backed down in the face of widespread public protests and reduced it instead. Muyideen Mustapha, 23, was reportedly the first person to be killed during the nationwide protests over the lifting of petrol subsidies. He was reportedly shot by the Nigerian Police Force in Ilorin, Kwara State on 3 January 2012. The Police denied the report saying that he

neg: Nigerian Mobile Police Police", and others. Nigerian Mobile Police The Nigerian Mobile Police (MOPOL) force is the paramilitary arm of the Nigeria Police Force and operate under orders from the Nigerian federal government. The Police Mobile Force was established as a strike or Anti-riot unit under the control of the Inspector-General of Police to counter incidents of civil disturbance. It is designated to take over operations of major crisis where conventional police units cannot cope. The 40,000 strong PMF is deployed in 52 Police Mobile Squadrons, each of approximately 700 men, spread amongst the 36 State Commands and Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The

neg: Nigerian Mobile Police Nigerian Mobile Police The Nigerian Mobile Police (MOPOL) force is the paramilitary arm of the Nigeria Police Force and operate under orders from the Nigerian federal government. The Police Mobile Force was established as a strike or Anti-riot unit under the control of the Inspector-General of Police to counter incidents of civil disturbance. It is designated to take over operations of major crisis where conventional police units cannot cope. The 40,000 strong PMF is deployed in 52 Police Mobile Squadrons, each of approximately 700 men, spread amongst the 36 State Commands and Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The Mobile Police have

neg: Law enforcement by country the federal government - there is no state controlled police in Nigeria. It is tasked with upholding the law and public order. The Norwegian national police force () is subordinate to the Ministry of Justice and Police. The Politiet is divided into 27 regional police departments and seven nationwide special departments. In total the force has about 11,000 employees, with the Oslo police precinct, as the largest, accounting for 2,300. Officers of the Norwegian police usually do not carry firearms, making the force one of the few unarmed police organizations in the world. They are instead armed with telescopic batons

neg: Eugene Keazor was selected for and attended the Funeral ceremony of King George VI as one of the representatives of the Colonial Police Force in February 1952 Keazor attained the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police in 1959, the most senior position ever held by an African in what was to become the Nigeria Police Force while it was still under the Command of the British Government. He distinguished himself in service as part of the police contingent of United Nations Peace-Keeping Force drafted to Congo-Kinshasa during the crisis of 1960. He retired in 1964 to the United Kingdom, where he lived

neg: Nigeria Police Force paramilitary Hausa Constabulary was formed. In 1896 the Lagos Police was established. A similar force, the Niger Coast Constabulary, was formed in Calabar in 1894 under the newly proclaimed Niger Coast Protectorate. In the north, the Royal Niger Company set up the Royal Niger Company Constabulary in 1888 with headquarters. When the protectorates of Northern and Southern Nigeria were proclaimed in the early 1900s, part of the Royal Niger Company Constabulary became the Northern Nigeria Police, and part of the Niger Coast Constabulary became the Southern Nigeria Police. During the colonial period, most police were associated with local governments (native

neg: Law enforcement in Belgium unit the officer belongs to. In some cases (mostly commissioned officers) the function is displayed (e.g. "Commissioner-General). Both plates have stylized lines on the outer corners depicting the force to which the police operative belongs. The lines are orange/red for the Federal Police, light blue for Local Police, and silver or gold for personnel of the General Inspection (depending on the rank of the personnel member). The color of the rank insignia and the officer's name, function/unit/force depends on the cadre the officer belongs to. Silver insignia and letters are used for all auxiliary, base and middle ranks (up to

neg: Tunde Sobulo a Masters in Public Administration. He worked at different correctional institutions in the United States before he moved back to Nigeria. Sobulo began his career in the Nigeria police force by undertaking his NYSC at Force C.I.D. Training School. He entered the Nigeria police force as a cadet in 1984 and completed his training at the prestigious Police Staff College in Jos. He served in different police formations across the nation and began making his mark fighting the insurgency as the second in command of the Mopol 9 Squadron in Kano. He served as the commander of Operation Sweep that

neg: Christianity in Kano State conflict between religions in Nigeria takes place in the state, too but Kano State Government used to take quick action to restore peace as the work hand in hand with the Nigeria Police Force although some people use to propagate lie against Kano People and the Government for political reasons. Christian schoolgirls of public and private schools have the right as Nigerians to wear type of dress according to the dress-code of the schools. Roman Catholic Diocese of Kano Christianity in Kano State Christians are a minority in Kano State, Nigeria, where Sharia is valid but does not affect any

neg: Bussa rebellion force from the West African Frontier Force (WAFF) and the Nigeria police. The government force moved into Bussa and skirmished with the rebels, although no soldiers were killed and only 150 shots were fired. Sabukki fled to nearby French Dahomey but the rebellion did not spread into the French colony. Bussa rebellion The Bussa rebellion, also known as the Boussa rebellion, was a small insurrection in the town of Bussa against the policy of indirect rule in British-controlled Nigeria in June 1915. The rebellion was triggered by British deposition of the local Emir of Bussa, Kitoro Gani, and his replacement

neg: End SARS SARS is a branch of the Nigeria Police Force under the Force Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (FCIID). The squad deals with crimes associated with armed robbery, car snatching, kidnaping, cattle rustling and firearms associated crimes. The SARS officers carries guns, but does not wear Nigerian police uniforms nor wear badges. End SARS The End Special Anti-Robbery Squad (END SARS) is an advocacy against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, a unit of the Nigerian Police Force. The campaign started as a social media campaign using the hashtag #ENDSARS to demand that Nigeria's government should scrap and end of the deployment of

neg: Treasury single account collected by the government of the federation except the proceeds from the personal income tax of the personnel of the Armed Forces of the Federation, the Nigeria Police Force, the ministry or department of government charged with foreign affairs and the residents of the FCT, Abuja.” According to Melaye, the total inflow of 1% commission charged and received by SystemSpecs for all revenue collected on behalf of the government from the various ministries, departments and agencies to be 25 billion Naira as of November, 2015 was fraud and must be returned to the account of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

neg: Law of the People's Republic of China with the administrative power granted by law and through the police force. It can also settle civil disputes between citizens. The People's Armed Police is a paramilitary force which is used in cases of serious disturbances. The Ministry of State Security exists as a counterespionage organ and is also used to monitor and control perceived threats to the government and party. The Ministry of Justice of PRC governs the prison and Laogai, and it mainly focuses on regulation of the legal profession. Historically the legal profession has been insignificant in the PRC. In the late 1970s, there were no more

neg: Joel Danlami Ikenya successor Danbaba Suntai. Senator Ikenya was said to be a supporter of Nyame. In March 2008, Ikenya called on the Ghanaian government to reopen shops owned by Nigerian businessmen, citing the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) free trade zone agreement. In May 2008, he was among those who rejected a proposal to appropriate N80 billion for import of rice, saying the money should be spent on agricultural improvement, and that Nigeria should learn from countries which were turning deserts to green areas. In November 2008, he blamed the Nigerian Customs Service, Immigration Service and Nigeria Police Force for

neg: Nigeria Police Force past. The extension of the jumbo increase to other public servants as opposed to the core civil servants, shot the entire wage bill to N267. 4 billion in year 2010. Based on this salary structure below are the details of salary per rank or grade of Nigerian Police officers. However, it should be noted that that the Federal Government of Nigeria under the leadership of President M. Buhari has on the 26th of November 2018 approved a new salary structure, however the details are yet to be made public hence it is not included or updated into the table below.

neg: Mike Mbama Okiro EFCC, as well as the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission (ICPC), detailing acts of corruption against Mike Okiro, in which he allegedly swindled the Police Service Commission of over N275 million. The ICPC investigated and cleared Okiro of all criminal infractions. He retired on 24 July 2009 from the Nigeria Police Force meritoriously, having attained the mandatory retirement age of 60 years. The entire Nigeria Police Force will continue to eulogize, appreciate and give ample reasons to remember him for all that he enacted, stood for, and his inherent principles of being celebrated but yet a benevolent tough

neg: Nigerian Army United States, to provide an interim presence until the UN's force UNMIL arrived. Charles Taylor was subsequently eased out of power and exiled to Nigeria. In October 2004, alex btroops deployed into Darfur, Sudan to spearhead an African Union force to protect civilians there. In January 2013, Nigeria began to deploy troops to Mali as part of the African-led International Support Mission to Mali. Nigeria claimed to have contributed more than twenty thousand troops and police officers to various UN missions since 1960. The Nigeria Police Force and troops have served in places like UNIPOM (UN India-Pakistan Observer mission) 1965,

neg: Benue State Government House, The State Secretariat, The Federal Secretariat, The Central Bank of Nigeria Regional headquarters, Commercial Banks, Telecommunication companies, Police Headquarters, Nigeria Prisons Service, Aper Aku Stadium, Nigeria Air force Base, Makurdi, The Makurdi Modern Market, the Federal Medical Centre, Nigeria Railway Station, Benue Printing and Publishing Company Limited, Radio Benue, Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), Nigerian Postal service, Benue Hotels Makurdi, Benue Plaza hotel, Benue State University, Benue State Breweries. The North bank area of the town houses among other establishments, the Federal University of Agriculture, the Nigerian Army School of Military Engineering, the headquarters of the 72 Airborne Battalion

neg: Unit Interventie Mariniers professional soldiers. On July 1, 2006, a new government organ, "Dienst Speciale Interventies" (DSI) was founded. This is a joint operations centre for counter-terrorism actions in the Netherlands. Members of the UIM and special police units work together, and form a "Unit Interventie", which is a joint task force of Defence and police personnel. The unit was reorganized into the Maritime Special Operations Force since January 1, 2009. The "Dienst Speciale Interventies" is the joint operations centre for domestic CT operations, and it combines special units from the Ministries of Defence and Justice. These units are: The UIM (or BBE

neg: National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (Nigeria) stop when it became known that an EIA had not been carried out, and later still, took the Cross River State Government to court in order to stop them from continuing work until they satisfied regulatory requirements. NESREA embarked on a strategic partnership with the Nigeria Police Force to strengthen their enforcement activities. This did not go down well with Environmental Health Officers, who complained that the agency ought to use their services and strengthen them, rather than allowing the Police to usurp their statutory role. In 2012, NESREA, in response to a public complaint, closed down a base station

neg: Chukwudi Onuamadike Chukwudi Onuamadike Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike, popularly known as Evans, is a Nigerian alleged kidnapper. Onuamadike is a native of Nnewi, Anambra State. He is sometimes referred to as "The Billionaire Kidnapper" because the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) believe he is one the richest criminals in the kidnapping business in Nigeria. The Inspector General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team (IRT) of the Nigeria police force also described as a very smart, crafty, and intelligent kidnapper having evaded arrest for four years even though he was on a most wanted list in three states (Lagos State, Edo State, and Anambra State).

neg: Nigeria Police Force to police officers to change their attitude toward the public, to be fair and honest, and to avoid corrupt practices. In an effort to reduce bribery and to make identification of offenders easier, police officers on beats and at checkpoints were not allowed to carry more than N5 on their person. In September 2005, Nigeria withdrew 120 police officers serving in the UN Congo mission because of accusations that they had engaged in sexual abuses. The NPF is alleged to follow a policy of "Fire for Fire" in which many captured suspects die in police custody or are "shot while

neg: Berom people Berom people The Berom (sometimes also spelt as Birom) is the largest autochthonous ethnic group in the Plateau State, central Nigeria. Covering about four local government areas, which include Jos North, Jos South, Barkin Ladi (Gwol) and Riyom, Berom are also found in southern Kaduna State local government areas. The Berom speak the Berom language, which belongs to the Plateau branch of Benue–Congo, a subfamily of the large Niger–Congo language family. It is not related to the Hausa language (which belongs to the Afro-Asiatic family) or other Afro-Asiatic languages of Plateau State, which are Chadic languages. The Berom people have

neg: Strategic Marine Queensland Police, the Australian Defence Force, and fisheries protection units of the Queensland Government and Western Australian Government. Some 186 defence, police and coastguard vessels have been built for Australia, Nigeria, Singapore and Malaysia . Strategic Marine Strategic Marine had its origins in Geraldton Boat Builders Pty Ltd, a Western Australian-based aluminium shipbuilder. The company incorporated in 2001. Since its incorporation, Strategic Marine has focussed on offshore crew boats and support vessels, as well as high-speed patrol boats for defence, police and coastguard use. Henderson, Western Australia Strategic Marine is based at the Australian Marine Complex located at Henderson, 23

neg: Hellenic Police Hellenic Police The Hellenic Police (, "Elliniki Astynomia", abbreviated ΕΛ.ΑΣ.) is the national police service and the one of the three Security forces of Greece. It is a very large agency with its responsibilities ranging from road traffic control to counter-terrorism. Its current chief is Police Lieutenant General Aristeidis Andrikopoulos. The Hellenic Police force was established in 1984 under Law 1481/1-10-1984 (Government Gazette 152 A) as the result of the fusion of the Gendarmerie (Χωροφυλακή, "Chorofylaki") and the Cities Police (Αστυνομία Πόλεων, "Astynomia Poleon") forces. According to Law 2800/2000, the Hellenic Police is a security organ whose primary aims are:

neg: Michael Organ the Stockland Trust Group at Sandon Point. The campaign included a tent embassy by the local Kuradji nation, and a community blockade of around 300 people which was confronted by a force of around sixty police officers and police dogs. Organ said that the development was inappropriate, threatened European and Indigenous cultural heritage, threatened wetlands and a green corridor. Organ supports free tertiary education and opposes the privatisation of public utilities like Telstra, as well as what he calls "two decades of Canberra's obsession with economic rationalism". In his first speech, Organ condemned the Iraq War as unjust, in breach

neg: Nigeria Police Force renamed Departments D Department The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) is the highest criminal investigation arm of the Nigeria Police NPF. The Department is headed by a Deputy Inspector-General (DIG). Its primary functions include investigation and prosecution of serious and complex criminal cases within and outside the Country. The Department also coordinates crime investigations throughout the NPF. The CID is divided into sections, with most of them headed by Commissioners of Police (CPs). The Sections are: The Police Mobile Force was established as a strike or Anti-riot unit under the control of the Inspector-General of Police to counter incidents of civil

neg: End SARS End SARS The End Special Anti-Robbery Squad (END SARS) is an advocacy against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, a unit of the Nigerian Police Force. The campaign started as a social media campaign using the hashtag #ENDSARS to demand that Nigeria's government should scrap and end of the deployment of Nigeria Police Force Special Anti-Robbery Squad, popularly known as SARS. Nigerians have shared stories of how the SARS engage in unlawful arrest, high-handedness, humiliation, detention and extortion. A petition signed by 10,195 people has been submitted to Nigeria's National Assembly calling for scrapping of SARS. Moving the campaign from social media

neg: Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo is a former Inspector General of the Nigerian Police (IGP), serving from July 2009 to September 2010. He was appointed IGP upon the retirement of Mike Mbama Okiro. Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo was born on 7 February 1953 in Nkanu Local Government Area of Enugu State. He attended the University of Nigeria, Nsukka from 1972 - 1976, where he obtained a B.Sc Political Science. He joined the police force in August 1977 as an Assistant Superintendent of Police and rose steadily through the ranks, becoming Commissioner of Police in April 1997 and Assistant Inspector-General of

neg: Nigeria Police Force Paper with 79 recommendations for improving the police force, which is due to be considered by the National Assembly and turned into a Police Reform Bill. Key reforms such as: Police officers are paid as little as $40 (£26) a month, this should be raised to $100 for police constables, Deal with the estimated 10,000 officers with criminal records hired between 2001 and 2004, Establish a reliable system for the public to complain about the police, better educated Recruits should attain a certain level of qualification before being considered, job applications should be transparently managed, policemen should not have to

neg: Nigeria Police Force buy their own, the police are in dire need of an up-to-date communication network, and the police should be given better investigating tools and the training to use them The Nigerian Police was ranked as the institution viewed as the most corrupt in Nigeria, according to a survey done at Ahmadu Bello University. "Comparative analysis of Offences for 2008 & 2009"' The data below show the crime statistics spread sheet on offences against Persons, offences against Property, offences against Lawful Authority and offences against Local Acts, 2009 in all the State Commands An interactive website, the Nigeria Police Watch has

neg: Nigeria Police Force authorities). In the 1960s, under the First Republic, these forces were first regionalised and then nationalised. The NPF performed conventional police functions and was responsible for internal security generally; for supporting the prison, immigration, and customs services; and for performing military duties within or outside Nigeria as directed. Plans were announced in mid-1980 to expand the force to 200,000. By 1983, according to the federal budget, the strength of the NPF was almost 152,000, but other sources estimated it to be between 20,000 and 80,000. Reportedly, there were more than 1,300 police stations nationwide. Police officers were not usually armed

neg: Nigerian Armed Forces Obasanjo in August 2003 committed Nigerian troops once again into Liberia, at the urging of the United States, to provide an interim presence until the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) arrived. Charles Taylor was subsequently eased out of power and exiled to Nigeria. In October 2004, Nigerian troops again deployed into Darfur, Sudan to spearhead an African Union force to stop the genocide in Darfur. Nigeria has contributed more than 20,000 troops/police to various UN missions since 1960. The Nigeria Police Force and troops have served in places like UNIPOM (UN India-Pakistan Observer mission) 1965, UNIFIL in Lebanon 1978,

neg: Nigeria Immigration Service Nigeria Immigration Service The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) was extracted from the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in August, 1958. It was at that time referred to as the Immigration Department and headed by the Chief Federal Immigration Officer (CFIO). The Immigration Department was established by an Act of Parliament (Cap 171, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria) on August 1, 1963 when Alhaji Shehu Shagari was the Minister of Internal Affairs (a position now referred to as Minister of Interior). The initial Law regulating Immigration Duties was the Immigration Act of 1963 which was amended in 2014 and again in

neg: Nigeria Police Force the programme is effective. Police training was directed from headquarters by a deputy inspector general designated as commander. Recruits were trained at Police colleges in Oji River, Maiduguri, Kaduna, and Ikeja, which also offered training to other security personnel, such as armed immigration officers. The Police College at Ikeja trained cadet assistant superintendents and cadet subinspectors. There were also in-service training schools, including the Police Mobile Force Training School at Guzuo, southwest of Abuja, the Counter Terrorism (CTU) training school, Nonwa Tai, Rivers State, the Police Detective College at Enugu, the Police Dogs Service Training Centre, and the Mounted Training

neg: Okpe advocate of democracy in the land of okpe, he also was pivotal to Nigeria. He was amongst delegates of Kings that attended the 1957 Lyttelton Conference held in London in order to seek the Nigerian independence from the indirect government of the colonial master. He ruled the kingdom around the period of 1945-1966. H.R.M Orhoro I, the third Orodje of Okpe ruled the kingdom from around the period of 1972-2004. He was educated at a catholic school and also served in the Nigeria police force. He later earned a Business Administration Diploma in the United Kingdom. His early life experience

neg: Kayode Akintemi 1994, he left Nigeria to London where he worked with BEN Television, a British television channel. On March 2011, he joined Channels TV as General Manager Operations, a position he held till date. In 2013, he was nominated for the Nigerian Broadcasters Merit Awards as "Best Station’s Manager of the year", the same year Channels TV emerged as "Best TV station of the year". On January 2013, he refuted the claim by some media that the conference organized by "Channels TV" to brainstorm on the improvement of the Nigerian Police Force was barred by the Federal Government of Nigeria. He

neg: Nigeria Police Force shall collaborate, cooperate and work with all the stake holders, namely the police council with the President of Nigeria as Chairman, all the Governors of the Federating States of Nigeria, the Minister of Interior and the Inspector-General of Police as members to turn the police around and enable it to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The NPF operating budget between 1984 and 1988 remained in the N360 million to N380 million range, and in 1988 increased to N521 million. More notable were large capital expenditure infusions of N206 million in 1986 and N260.3 million in 1988, representing 3.5

neg: Audu Bako Audu Bako Police Commissioner (retired) Audu Bako (born 1924) was the first Administrator of Kano State, Nigeria during the military regime of General Yakubu Gowon after the state was formed from part of Northern Region. He was widely respected for his moral integrity and for the tangible achievements of his administration. Audo Bako was born in 1924 at the Kaduna police barracks. His father had served in the police force for 36 years and was chief of the Sabon Gari (non-Hausa people) in Kaduna. He was educated to the Kaduna Government School and the Zaria Middle School. Bako enlisted in

neg: Nuhu Ribadu from the Nigerian Police force by the Nigerian Police Service Commission (PSC). He left Nigeria and in April assumed a fellowship at the Center for Global Development. He has since returned to join the ACN as a presidential aspirant in the 2011 general elections. On 15 April 2008, Nuhu Ribadu received the World Bank's 2008 Jit Gill Memorial Award for Outstanding Public Service, for having led a courageous anti-corruption drive in Nigeria, as Head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). On 4 August 2008, the Police Service Commission in Nigeria announced the demotion of Mr. Ribadu from Assistant

neg: National Human Rights Commission (Nigeria) Rights Commission by the Nigeria Police Force in 2012. The current Executive Secretary is Prof. Bem Angwe and the former chair is Chidi Anselm Odinkalu. National Human Rights Commission (Nigeria) The National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria (“the NHRC”) was established by the National Human Rights Commission (Amendment) Act, 1995, as amended by the NHRC Act, 2010. The Commission serves as an extra-judicial mechanism which safeguards the human rights of the Nigerian population.. It monitors human rights in Nigeria, assists victims of human rights violations, and helps in the formulation of the Nigerian Government's policies on human rights. The Commission

neg: Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania Michael Thatcher. Jefferson Hills police department is in the Municipal Center. It has 17 officers and several community service staff. The police take part in programs such as Drug Abuse Resistance Education) in the West Jefferson Hills School District. The force belongs to TUPPER, in which police from nine nearby communities collaborate, sharing regional criminal information. It also takes part in the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Regional Narcotic Task Force and the South Hills DUI task force. The borough has emergency management and volunteer firefighters. The fire department locations are: Floreffe Volunteer Fire Company, Gill Hall Volunteer Fire Company, and Jefferson

neg: Human rights in Nigeria require a fee to pass and taking money for no legal reason. Within the police force, there is no equal protection under the law. The wealthy are able to buy the police for security as well as expecting the police to turn a blind eye to illegal activities they participate in. Nigeria has the label of having one of the world's highest levels of corruption. This is especially seen within the public sector including stealing public funds and accepting bribes It is estimated that between 1999 and 2007, Nigeria has lost around $4–8 billion yearly due to corruption. Politicians often

neg: Sleepy Hollow, Illinois its own police force since the 1960s. For years, it was a one-man force: Larry Sabatino Jr., the second Police Chief. The village named a park in his memory. On March 9, 2014, the Sleepy Hollow police force had its first fatal shooting in a domestic disturbance case. Although it shares its name with Washington Irving's famous short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", Sleepy Hollow, Illinois is "not" the original town about which Irving wrote. That distinction belongs to the town of Sleepy Hollow, New York, formerly known as North Tarrytown. The main subdivisions in Sleepy Hollow are Deer

neg: Inspector-general of police be removed from office by the President only on the grounds of: In Malawi, the Inspector General of Police is the head of the Malawi Police Force. It is an appointed position in the gift of the President of Malawi. In Malaysia, the Inspector-General of Police heads the Royal Malaysia Police. In Nepal, the Inspector General of Police is the highest rank of the Nepal Police and Armed Police Force. Sharbendra nath khanal is current IGP of Nepal police while Shailendra khanal serves as the current IGP of Nepal Armed Police Force An Inspector-General of Police heads the Nigeria Police

neg: Police a modern police force by limiting the purview of the force and its powers, and envisioning it as merely an organ of the judicial system. Their job was apolitical; to maintain the peace and apprehend criminals for the courts to process according to the law. This was very different to the "continental model" of the police force that had been developed in France, where the police force worked within the parameters of the absolutist state as an extension of the authority of the monarch and functioned as part of the governing state. In 1863, the Metropolitan Police were issued with

neg: Domestic violence in Nigeria the respondents claimed to have witnessed violence between a separate couple. These statistics show that there may be a tendency for underreportation which can occur for various reasons. One main reason for the high levels of under-reporting are that it is seen as taboo to involve the police in family matters. They view the separation of the two as important and the police force ascribes to this notion as well.Police hesitate to intervene even with lodged complaints unless the abuse goes over the customary amount usually seen in the region. Pregnant women experience high levels of domestic violence in Nigeria.

neg: Anthony Anenih Anthony Anenih Anthony Akhakon "Tony" Anenih (4 August 1933 – 28 October 2018) was a Nigerian politician who was appointed Minister of Works and Housing in 1999. Anthony Akhakon Anenih was born in Uzenema-Arue in Uromi. In 1933 he joined the Nigeria police force in Benin City. Working at home, he obtained secondary school qualifications. He attended the police college in Ikeja, and was selected for further training in the Bramshill Police College, Basingstoke, England in 1966 and the International Police Academy, Washington DC in 1970. He served as a police orderly to the first Governor General of Nigeria, Dr.

neg: Ibrahim Kpotun Idris General of Police(Operations), FHQ Abuja. He also led the Police Mobile Force as well as the Kano State and Nasarawa State police commands in Nigeria while serving in the rank of Commissioner of Police. Ibrahim Kpotun Idris Ibrahim Idris Kpotun is the acting Nigerian Inspector General of Police. He was appointed to this position by President Muhammadu Buhari on 21 March 2016, replacing Solomon Arase, who retired from the police force on 21 June 2016. Idris hails from Kutigi, Lavun in Niger State. He was born on 15 January 1959, and enlisted into the Nigerian Police Force in 1984, after

neg: John Hodge (police commissioner) John Hodge (police commissioner) John Hodge was a colonial police officer who became Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police in 1962, he was the last expatriate to lead Nigeria's police force. Hodge began his career within the British colonial service. In Nigeria, he worked in all three regions in the country before retiring in 1964. Hodge, the son of missionaries was born in Motihari, India. He started work as a colonial constabulary in Jamaica in 1931, he came to Nigeria in 1935 to become an Assistant Superintendent. In 1946, he led a special crime unit to investigate a case of murders relating

neg: Kalenjin people the preparation of nyama choma. A significant number of Kalenjin have moved to Kenya's cities where large numbers are employed in the Kenyan Government, the Army, Police Force, the banking and finance industry as well as in business. Contemporary Kalenjin culture is a product of its heritage, the suite of cultural adoptions of the British colonial period and modern Kenyan identity from which it borrows and adds to. The Kalenjin speak Kalenjin languages as mother tongues. The language grouping belongs to the Nilo-Saharan family. The majority of Kalenjin speakers are found in Kenya with smaller populations in Tanzania (e.g., Akie)

neg: 2014 Enugu Government House attack later discarded after BZF claimed responsibility for the attack. Benjamin Onwuka was arrested by the Nigeria Police Force after attempting to carryout a similar attack on Enugu State Broadcasting Service. 2014 Enugu Government House attack The 2014 Enugu Government House Attack was carried out on March 8, 2014, when members of the militant group "Biafra Zionist Federation" took control of the state house for about 4 hours and erected the flag of Biafra at the entrance of the house. The leader of the group Barrister Benjamin Onwuka gave Nigerians living in Biafran territory an ultimatum to vacate their land before

neg: Baruta Municipality has its own Mayor, Gerardo Blyde. The local government has its own police force, among other responsibilities. The City Hall is currently located in the "Bello Monte" district, but there are plans for it to be moved to the old Baruta town. In the Municipality diverse cultural manifestations are developed, some associates to popular celebrations, like: Baruta Municipality Baruta (pop. 317,288) is a municipality within the Metropolitan District of Caracas in Venezuela. Baruta is located geographically in the South-East section of the city. Its western limit is the "Los Chaguaramos" neighborhood (which belongs to the Libertador Bolivarian Municipality) and limits

neg: Segun Awosanya Segun Awosanya Segun Awosanya (born 11 February 1976) is a Nigerian realtor and Nigerian Human rights activist. He is popularly known for convening the campaign against police brutality in Nigeria on social media as #EndSARS which actually yielded result when the Muhammadu Buhari led Federal government of Nigeria announced a total overhaul of the department of special anti robbery squad popularly known as SARS. Segun was drafted as a member of the presidential panel to overhaul the department, which is now known as FSARS. His contact was added to the list of appropriate channels to now report issues of police

neg: Nigeria Police Force and 2.5 percent of total federal capital expenditures in those years. These increases were used to acquire new communications equipment, transport, and weapons to combat the rising crime wave, such as 100 British Leyland DAF Comet trucks delivered in 1990 Despite these purchases, an NPF study in late 1990 concluded that the force's budget must double to meet its needs. Following the salary increase of 2010, the federal government under the leadership of Goodluck Jonathan extended the salary and allowance package to the military, para-military, police and intelligence community, who were not always covered by similar salary reviews in the

neg: Nigeria Police Force but were issued weapons when required for specific missions or circumstances. They were often deployed throughout the country, but in 1989 Babangida announced that a larger number of officers would be posted to their native areas to facilitate police- community relations. The Nigerian Police (NP) is designated by the 1999 constitution as the national police of Nigeria with exclusive jurisdiction throughout the country. Constitutional provision also exists, however, for the establishment of separate NPF branches "forming part of the armed forces of the Federation or for their protection of harbours, waterways, railways and airfields." One such branch, the Port Security

neg: Mike Mbama Okiro Mike Mbama Okiro Sir Mike Mbama Okiro was the Inspector General of the Nigeria Police Force from 2007 to 2009. Mike Okiro was born on 24 July 1949 in Oguta, Imo State and hails from Egbema in Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State. He is the Agunechemba I of Egbema, and Nigeria's first ethnic Igbo to assume the post of Police Inspector General. He holds a degree in English Language from the University of Ibadan, a Masters of Public Administration from the University of Lagos and an LLB and LLM from the University of Jos. He, in addition, also

neg: Charles Okpaleke of eight. His father, Late Julian Chukwuemeka Okpaleke was a retired Assistant Inspector General of Police in the Nigeria Police Force prior to his death and his mother; Florence Ngozi Okpaleke, remains a legal practitioner in Lagos Nigeria. Okpaleke attended Kings College in Lagos where he graduated in 1999. He then proceeded to the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus where he studied Medical Laboratory Science until 2005 when he obtained his Bachelor of Sciences degree. Between 2005 and 2006, Okpaleke landed a Housemanship Programme with the State House Clinic, Aso Rock, Abuja where he worked as a Medical Laboratory Scientist.

neg: Sunday Adewusi Nigeria Police Force and had his police training at the Police College from 1957 to 1958 as a cadet sub-inspector. At the police college, he won the cane of honour. In 1965, he went to Police staff college in Scotland. He also studied operation of force at East Ridding Constabulary, Landshire, Yorkshire. At age 32 he was appointed Commissioner of Police, and at age 45 he was appointed Inspector General of Police. Sunday Adewusi Sunday Adedayo Adewusi (6 December 1936 – 26 January 2016) was a Nigerian policeman and former Inspector General of Police. He was appointed in 1981 to

neg: Mike Mbama Okiro has authored 5 (five) books of different genre in spite of the herculean task associated with his chosen career: 1. Peace and the Nation; 2. Surviving the Cities; 3. The Legal implications of the Mismanagement of Public Funds in Nigeria. 4. Policing Nigeria in a Democracy. 5. Overcoming Security Challenges. On May 8, 2013, President Goodluck Jonathan nominated Mike Okiro as the chairman of the Police Service Commission. Senate President David Mark confirmed Okiro's appointment after a senate confirmation hearing. Mike Mbama Okiro Sir Mike Mbama Okiro was the Inspector General of the Nigeria Police Force from 2007 to 2009.

neg: Tatisilwai railway station to enter the station premises. There are tea stall, book stall, post and telegraphic office. Security personnel from the Government Railway police(G.R.P) and Railway Protection Force (RPF) are present for security. There are three platforms which are interconnected with foot over bridge (FOB). The nearest airports to Tatisilwai Station are: Tatisilwai railway station Tatisilwai Station, station code TIS, is the railway station serving the capital city of Ranchi in the Ranchi district in the Indian state of Jharkhand. Tatisilwai Station belongs to the Ranchi division of the South Eastern Railway Zone of the Indian Railway. Ranchi has trains running frequently

neg: Petroleum industry in Nigeria by the time the national elections of 1983 came about. Shagari and his subordinates steadily transformed Nigeria into a police state where Nigerian military and police forces were permitted to utilise force quite liberally in order to control the civilian population. Such repressive measures were employed to ensure victory in the forthcoming elections, and this outcome was achieved largely through the bankrupting of the federal government's treasury. Another disturbing trend had also been gaining steam in Nigeria since the early 1970s: a steep drop in agricultural production correlating roughly with the rise in federal revenues from petroleum extraction. Whereas previously

neg: Kajuru (F.A.O) soil classification, Kajuru local government area is made up of ferruginous tropical soil which is derived from intensive weathering and granitisation of the basement which are mostly migmatites, gnesis, granite and schist. These soils are generally well drained and mostly sandy-loam and loamy soil in plains while in the valleys there are deposits of hydromorphic soils, which occupy the flood plains of the rivers. The soils in the area are rich in mineral content and therefore support the high agricultural productivity in the area. Kajuru local government area belongs to the northern Nigeria-Guinea savannah zone base on vegetation classification.

neg: Odisha Police Act 1980, the name “Orissa Military Police’’ was changed to “Odisha Special Armed Police (OSAP)”. There after, the department has achieved numerous remarkable feats advacing regularly with latest gadgets, arms and ammunition. The Odisha Industrial Police Force (OIPF) is a security force which was constituted to protect public and private sector industrial undertakings in Odisha. The force was formed under the Odisha Industrial Security Force Act of the Government of Odisha in 2012. Government of Odisha sanctioned altogether 5600 posts of Special Police Officers (SPOs) keeping in mind of SC and ST's employment in 2008. Currently, the force has a

neg: Botshabelo under the old Bophutatswana government. The policy governing Bophutatswana at the time clearly stated that Bophutatswana belongs to those who are of Tswana tribe. As a result, all other tribes, mainly Sotho and Xhosa, were housed at a squatter camp named “Kromdraai”. Kromdraai was initiated by a man who was only referred to as "Khoza". He was selling a stand for only 50 cents around the year of 1976. Later on the government of Bophutatswana started to strongly condemn the development of that area and worked hard through their police force during the day and night, striving to dispatch everybody

neg: Nigeria Police Force made the reporting of crime and chronicling of police activities easier for the Nigerian public through various tools. D+Z, a magazine focused on development, reports that Freedom Radio, a three-year-old weekly radio programme, is also helping to curb corruption in Kano, Dutse, and Jigawa states by allowing citizens to voice complaints and experiences. It also has a representative from the police force there to address these complaints and talk about new undertakings and normal operations of the police force. Although the number of corruption and human rights violation reports has decreased, it is a good sign because it shows that

neg: Ministry of Defence (Nigeria) defence of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and to contribute to peace-making and peace-keeping duties worldwide under sub-regional and global organizations of which Nigeria is a member". The aims and objectives of the Ministry of Defence which are derived from the National Defence Policy are as follows: Ministry of Defence (Nigeria) The Ministry of Defence is the government department charged with ensuring Nigeria's national security. It consists of the defence services headquarters, the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Air Force, the Nigerian Navy, and other defence agencies and departments. The current Minister of Defence is Mansur Dan Ali.

neg: Segun Awosanya brutality in Nigeria. Segun Awosanya Segun Awosanya (born 11 February 1976) is a Nigerian realtor and Nigerian Human rights activist. He is popularly known for convening the campaign against police brutality in Nigeria on social media as #EndSARS which actually yielded result when the Muhammadu Buhari led Federal government of Nigeria announced a total overhaul of the department of special anti robbery squad popularly known as SARS. Segun was drafted as a member of the presidential panel to overhaul the department, which is now known as FSARS. His contact was added to the list of appropriate channels to now report

neg: Christopher Alao-Akala and Staff College, Jaji. Otunba Alao-Akala has participated as a Nigerian delegate at two INTERPOL Conferences in Nice, France and Malaga, Spain. From the position of Station Officer in the Nigeria Police, he became Administrative Officer, Federal Operations at the Force Headquarters, Lagos. He later rose to the position of Operations Officer, FEDOPS, Lagos. He became the Personal Assistant to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police and subsequently the ADC to the Inspector-General of Police. Alao-Akala held several command positions in the Police Force. He was O/C Advanced Training Wing, Police College, Ikeja; Divisional Police Officer, Bode Thomas, Lagos; Divisional Police

neg: BedRoc Limited, LLC v. United States mine and remove the same" under the laws in force during a disposal of the minerals. The Supreme Court cited "Watt v. Western Nuclear, Inc.", a 1983 Supreme Court decision, in which the Court interpreted the mineral reservation of the Stock-Raising Homestead Act (SRHA), that was enacted in 1916. The Supreme Court decided gravel was a mineral reserved to the government under the SRHA. The Court looked at whether gravel was part of the surface estate, which belongs to the patentee, or to the mineral estate, which belongs to the government. It decided substances are reserved to the government when

neg: Richard Okonye joined the Nigeria Police Force. He retired in 1979 to prepare for his next assignment which was to handle security details for Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the then presidential candidate for the Unity Party Of Nigeria. The 1983 coup which brought Major General Mohammed Buhari into power forced him and others out of the political scene. He set up a private security firm, and stayed away from politics until the 1999 elections. He couldn't participate fully because of health reasons so his activities were limited to the state level, where he played a very prominent role in securing the seat of

neg: Police Secondary School, Ita-Ogbolu, Akure Police Secondary School, Ita-Ogbolu, Akure The Police Secondary School is a co-educational boarding school located in Itaogbolu, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria. It was established on April 22, 2005, with 120 students admitted into the program. As at 2003, it became difficult for the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to provide quality education for its staff in the southwestern geopolitical zone. As a result, in 2004, the then-Inspector General of Police, Sunday Ehindero, decided, with the then-Force Education Officer, DCP Abayomi Akeremale, to convert the police training school at Itaogbolu into PSSA. This was done to improve the ease of education for

neg: North Carolina State Capitol Police North Carolina State Capitol Police The North Carolina State Capitol Police is a capitol police force responsible for policing North Carolina state government buildings in Wake County, North Carolina. The force is part of the North Carolina Department of Public Safety. The force does not police the buildings of the North Carolina General Assembly, which is the responsibility of the separate North Carolina General Assembly Police. The force was formed by the North Carolina General Assembly on 13 August 1967, in response to a spate of thefts and incidents of vandalism at state government buildings in Raleigh, the state capital.

neg: Amawbia Headquarter - Anambra State Command, Amawbia. 16. Police State CID Anambra StateHeasquaters, Amawbia. 17. Awka Zone Police Area Command, Amawbia. 18. Federal Road Safety Commission Amawbia (FRSC) by-Pass. 19. State Security Services Anambra State Headquarters, Amawbia 20. Nigeria Agricultural and Co-operative bank. Address: Amawbia Round about. 21. Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Awka South Local Govt. Area Office Beside Police Hq. Amawbia. 22. Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) Amawbia. 23. National Youth Service Corp. Umueze Amawbia. Amawbia Amawbia is a town in Awka South Local Government of Anambra State, Nigeria. The town has six surviving villages: Umueze, Ngene, Adabebe, Umukabia, Ezimezi

neg: Police Secondary School, Ita-Ogbolu, Akure every officer in the NPF. Police Secondary School, Ita-Ogbolu, Akure The Police Secondary School is a co-educational boarding school located in Itaogbolu, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria. It was established on April 22, 2005, with 120 students admitted into the program. As at 2003, it became difficult for the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to provide quality education for its staff in the southwestern geopolitical zone. As a result, in 2004, the then-Inspector General of Police, Sunday Ehindero, decided, with the then-Force Education Officer, DCP Abayomi Akeremale, to convert the police training school at Itaogbolu into PSSA. This was done to improve

neg: Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo that assignment, after which they must return to the force. He also announced a campaign to deploy mobile police officers to address the high rate of kidnapping in Anambra State and the entire South East. In late July 2009, members of the extremist Boko Haram sect went on the rampage in five Northern States of Nigeria, attacking several police stations. During the violence, Mohammed Yusuf, the leader of the Boko Haram, was captured and died in police custody, reportedly when he was trying to escape. On 5 August, Ogbonna Okechukwu Onovo summoned the five Commissioners of Police in the North

neg: Nigeria Police Force and an eighteen-month intensive course for college graduates aspiring to a police career. Babangida also disclosed plans to obtain technical assistance from Britain to establish a central planning and training program to modernize and upgrade police training. Religious violence resulted in at least 150 deaths in two days after a series of attacks on 26 July 2009 in several Nigerian cities. Bauchi in Bauchi State, Maiduguri in Borno State, Potiskum in Yobe State and Wudil have all been attacked. Witnesses now claim over 250 people are dead. Nigeria claims that most of the dead are militants. The battles began on

neg: Colonial Nigeria of the RWAFF were British. The operations of this force are still not fully known due to a policy of strict secrecy mandated by the British Government. Guidelines for running the Nigerian colony were established in 1898 by the Niger Committee, chaired by the Earl of Selborne, in 1898. The British finalized the border between Nigeria and French West Africa with the Anglo-French Convention of 1898. The territory of the Royal Niger Company became the Northern Nigeria Protectorate, and the Company itself became a private corporation which continued to do business in Nigeria. The Company received £865,000 compensation for the

neg: The Experience (Gospel Concert) Tafawa Balewa Square every year. The square, which usually has a capacity for 50,000 people, is fitted with extra seating to accommodate the event's large crowd. Due to the central location of Tafawa Balewa Square, The Experience usually results in above average traffic conditions. A force made up of the Lagos State Traffic Management (LASTMA) and the Nigeria Police Force is deployed to ease traffic flow each year. The police, Rapid Response Squad, Anti-Bomb Squad and private security agents are usually present at each event to provide additional security. The Experience official website The Experience (Gospel Concert) The Experience (commonly

neg: Nigeria Immigration Service 2015 (Immigration Act, 2015). The Service has from 1963 been restructured to manage modern migration in line with global, regional and sub-regional political alignments. The NIS has leveraged the use of Information and Communication Technologies in its operations including: As empowered by Section 2 the Immigration Act, 2015, the Service is responsible for: The Nigeria Immigration Service has been under the leadership of the following from inception: Nigeria Immigration Service The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) was extracted from the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in August, 1958. It was at that time referred to as the Immigration Department and headed by

neg: Hamburg Police positions were filled with former officers whom the Nazi system had persecuted. Bruno Georges, a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany., was the first chief of police. In 1947, the British Military Government gave control of the police force to the Hamburg Government and the first chief of the police office was First Mayor Max Brauer. The Government of Hamburg was not satisfied with the new Police Law which was based on British police regulations and, e.g., banned officers from being in a political party or union. During the 1950s the police force was often in confrontation with

neg: Dikko affair Nigeria were arrested and given fourteen-year prison sentences. The Nigerian and Israeli governments never admitted any connection to the incident. Nonetheless, the British government immediately expelled two members of the Nigerian High Commission in London, including the High Commissioner. Diplomatic relations with Nigeria were broken off for two years. The CEO of Nigeria Airways was at one point almost arrested by British police. In the aftermath of the affair, Nigeria filed a formal extradition request for Dikko, but it was refused. The Nigerian government's war against the previous government's corruption was also weakened, as the British government also rejected Nigerian

neg: American Police Force American Police Force American Police Force (APF), and under its revised name American Private Police Force, was a fraudulent entity claiming to be a private military company. It never possessed any legitimacy to operate in the United States. The company's previous logo was an exact copy of the Serbian state coat of arms which caused some controversy and resulted in the Serbian government threatening legal action against APF if it did not remove or change the logo. In September 2009, US government contract databases showed no record of the company, while security industry representatives and federal officials said they had

neg: Kano State Hisbah Corps officials, secular police officers, and religious leaders, is highly decentralized with local units supervised by committees composed of officials and citizens in the communities in which they operate. The relationship between the Hisbah Corps and civil police has been sometimes acrimonious. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF), to whom the Hisbah must report crimes, frequently refuse to cooperate in enforcement of religious law. On multiple occasions, NPF officers have arrested Hisbah members for trespassing when the latter have attempted to enter private property to enforce Sharia. And, in 2006, two senior Hisbah officers were detained by federal police and questioned on

neg: Aerial roof markings areas, may have their call sign on the roof as well. Police vehicles in the United Kingdom have markings of symbols, letters and numbers on their tops to enable aircraft to identify them. These markings show the use of the vehicle, its force code and a vehicle identifying mark or the police division to which the vehicle belongs. Not every vehicle displays markings, but those involved in response and traffic generally do. This factor stems from guidelines of the Association of Chief Police Officers relating to police air operations and pursuit management. On a typical vehicle roof layout, the vehicle

neg: Adamu Suleiman was seconded into the Nigeria Police Force on 1 May 1966 as a deputy commissioner of police. Adamu Suleman was promoted to the rank of Inspector General of Police in October, 1979 and served under President Shehu Shagari's second Republic until his retirement from the police force in April, 1981. Adamu Suleman loved reading and walking. Adamu Suleiman Adamu Suleiman was a Nigerian policeman and former Inspector General. He was appointed in 1979 to succeed Muhammadu Dikko Yusufu and was succeeded by Sunday Adewusi in 1981. Adamu Suleiman attended Jimeta Elementary School Between 1940 and 1944. And Yola Middle School

neg: Nigerian nationality law Nigerian nationality law Nigerian nationality law is the law of Nigeria which concerns citizenship and other categories of Nigerian nationality. (1) The following are ways to gain citizenship in Nigeria By birth-namely- (a) Every person born in Nigeria after the date of independence (October 1, 1960), either of whose parents or any of whose grandparents belongs or belonged to a community indigenous to Nigeria; Provided that a person shall not become a citizen of Nigeria by virtue of this section if neither of his parents nor any of his grandparents was born in Nigeria. (b) Every person born outside Nigeria

neg: Lagos housed the headquarters of the federal government of Nigeria and other buildings owned by the government, including the old federal secretariat complex. The complex today is on reestablishment. In Ikoyi there are military and police barracks, a top-security prison and a federal high court of Nigeria. Ikoyi also has a number of hotels, night clubs, a recreational park and one of Africa's largest golf courses. Originally a middle class neighbourhood, in recent years, it has become a fashionable residential enclave for the upper middle class to the upper class. There are also commercial activities in Ikoyi, which is spotted in