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Adamawa Authorities Grapple With Rising Trend Of Car Snatching
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The escalation of car snatching incidents in Adamawa State has been officially confirmed by the Nigeria Police State Command. In a statement obtained by BUSHRADIOGIST on Saturday morning, the police warned residents about the increasing prevalence of car theft, particularly in the metropolitan areas of Yola North, Yola South, and Girei local government areas………CONTINUE READING
SP Suleiman Nguroje, the spokesperson for the State Police Command, announced that the command would implement robust checks in the affected regions, potentially causing disruptions to traffic flow. Nguroje emphasized that the Commissioner of Police is urging motorists to cooperate and understand that these measures are taken to ensure their safety and security.
To report emergencies, the general public is encouraged to contact the Command’s control room at 08089671313, as stated by Nguroje.
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Source: Bushradiogist
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