Mohammed Abubakar, Inspector General of Police
Nigeria’s police authorities have placed their men on red alert in Nigeria’s capital of Abuja, following speculations about another terrorist attack.
Investigations revealed that additional security measures have also been provided around foreign missions, major hotels including Transcorp, Sheraton and NICON Luxury Hotels. Policemen, as well as private guards were seen frisking vehicles and visitors entering the hotels.
Besides, the security men at the US Embassy and the hotels, armed policemen were patrolling the area.
An Armoured Personnel Carrier was stationed metres away from the Canadian High Commission located on Bobo Street.
Investigations revealed further that security agencies had changed tactics in dealing with the increasing threat of terrorist attacks after earlier attacks on the nation’s capital.
Speculations about a possible terror strike in Nigeria have prompted The United States, Canadian and Taiwanese governments to warn their nationals against non-essential travel to Nigeria.
I find all these funny because only the rich are being protected. these people can afford private guards but yet the "meagre" national resources is still being expended on them. When will these end?
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