Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Baba Alkali has again vowed not to spare anyone that attempts to disrupt Monday’s presidential inauguration in Abuja.
Alkali said the police were collaborating with other security agencies to forestall any eventuality.
He said in a statement yesterday by Force Public Relations Officer Olumuyiwa Adejobi that security had been beefed up throughout the country.
The Police boss added: “We have formed specific plans for the inauguration ceremony as contained in the operation order, which will provide enhanced protection while allowing invited guests well-meaning Nigerians, and the international community to witness the event.
Serviceable helicopters and highly efficient drones for aerial surveillance in Abuja and its environs are to be deployed.
Adequate personnel have already been detailed to protect the Presidential Villa; provide security at and around the Eagle Square, to man all the Nigerian borders, seaports, and airports, while others will equally be deployed to man the entry and exit points of the capital city, Abuja, and other critical government installations.
All NPF serviceable water canons and Armoured Personnel Carriers
