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Again, President Buhari warns law breakers of ‘Shoot At Sight’ order- says won’t tolerate violators

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President Muhammadu Buhari Thursday reiterated that his directive to security agencies, to shoot any person or persons found illegally wielding AK-47s and other assault weapons, remains in place.

”As Commander-in-chief, my primary responsibility remains the security of the country and the safety of all citizens. Despite the many challenges we are facing, I want Nigerians to rest assured that we will secure this country, Buhari assured in Lagos, at the handing over of security equipment by the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu  to the Lagos State Police Command during his one-day official visit to the State. 

President Buhari warned that ”a nation that turns its Police personnel and infrastructure into targets of violence and destruction is a nation on the path of self-destruction.”

”We will secure our infrastructure, our highways, our communities, and our forests, and we will secure the lives of our people,” he said. 

”I have charged the Inspector-General to leave no stone unturned in rebuilding the morale of his officers and men, especially in the aftermath of the mindless violence associated with the EndSARS protests, as well as the recent spate of attacks on Police Stations in some parts of the country,” he said. 

 

READ ALSO:Destruction of Lagos properties by #EndSARS


”We are currently recruiting 10,000 new Police officers to reinforce our personnel capacity across the country. In addition to this, I have directed the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission to carry out an upward review of Police salaries and benefits,” he said.

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