Politics
Bye-Election: Police Restricts Movement In Cross River
Ahead of the Cross River State Northern/Senatorial/State House of Assembly Bye Election slated for 5th December 2020, the Commissioner of Police, Cross River State Command, CP Abdulkadir Jimoh, has ordered a restriction in movement of persons, group of persons and motorists.
Eko Hot Blog gathered that the restrictions is part of the police efforts to check criminalities and maintain law and order during the election.
This was contained in statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) Irene Ugbo on Wednesday.
According to the statement, the restriction hold between the hours of 6am to 6pm on the Election Day except those on essential duties who must bear identification tags.
“This is to inform the general public that in view of the upcoming Cross River State Northern/Senatorial/State House of Assembly Bye Election slated for 5th December 2020, the Commissioner of Police, Cross River State Command, CP Abdulkadir Jimoh, as part of efforts to check criminalities, has banned the movement of persons, group of persons and motorists within the five affected Local Government Councils between the period of 6am to 6pm on the election day except those on essential duties and must bear identification tags.
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“Similarly, members of the public, political class and the electorates are hereby advised to go about their lawful businesses and eschew any act that will cause breach of peace before, during and after the election as any act inimical will be decisively dealt with in line with the laws of the land.
The Command enjoined all political stalwarts, contestants and their followers to play by the rules as enshrined in the electoral act 2010 as amended.
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