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FRSC Cautions Nigerians against Covering of Vehicle Number Plates

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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Akwa Ibom Command has warned Nigerians, especially politicians against covering and use of special number plates on their vehicles without authorisation.

The Sector Commander in the state, Mr Matthew Olonisaye, gave the warning in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Uyo on Tuesday.

He said that it was illegal to cover or use special number plates without proper registration and approval.

“It is improper for the citizens to subvert the law, especially with the present security challenges facing the nation.’’

He said anyone that wants to use special number plate should apply through the State Board of Internal Revenue,

According to him, the government will then give the FRSC the directive to produce the special number plate.

He appealed to those using special number plates to desist from it as the commission had the mandate to apprehend defaulters.

“The condition of issuing a special number plate is very simple. It is compulsory for all vehicles to register their vehicles before putting them on the road.

“An applicant for a special number plate is expected to fill and complete a form and pay a prescribed fee and obtain vehicle registration.

“He is also expected to obtain insurance certificate and road worthiness certificate before coming to obtain a special number plate.

“The special number plate is on request, all those using the special number plate should go and do the needful.

“It is illegal to go about with special number plate or with cover on your vehicle, because if they use such vehicle to commit crime, there is no way we can trace it.

“Those people who refuse to obey, when we see them, we will impound their vehicles and give them prescribed fines.

“We appeal to our politicians to cooperate with us to improve on the security challenges facing the nation,’’ Olonisaye said.

The sector commander appealed to citizens, especially politicians not to do anything that would aggravate the present security challenges in the country.

According to him, a number plate is like a name usd for identification, covering it is like hiding your name, which is improper.

“Everyone should be aware that it is illegal to cover your number plate in anyway.

“That number plate on the vehicles is like a name given to an individual and the only means of identification of such automobile

“So, people should do the needful and register their vehicles properly to avoid abuse,’’ he said.

NAN reports that some politicians in Akwa Ibom had in the last two weeks been covering their vehicle number plates with the names of their preferred aspirants. (NAN)

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Imo Governor Appoints 16 Special Advisers

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From Marcel Duru & Charity Wins, Owerri
Imo State Governor, Sen Hope Uzodimma has approved the appointment of 12 Special Advisers (SAs) as efforts are in top gear to deepen the gains of the Shared Prosperity 3R Government of his second term.
The appointments, according to the governor in a statement by his  Chief Press Secretary and Media Adviser, Oguwike Nwachuku on Wednesday in Owerri, were with immediate effect.


The newly appointed SAs are: Barr.
Leo Awazieama; Joseph Oputa; Mrs. Ijeoma Ikegwuruka; Comrade Austin Chilakpu; Dr. Patrick Uzoma; Dr. (Mrs) Obianuju Nwokejiobi; Chidi Onyewuchi; Andy Chikwe; AND Amarachi Anyaehie.
Others are: Tonia Chimenem Chinda; John Ikeaka; Mrs.
Chinyere Emeziem; Mrs. Esther Ukachukwu; Ezechi Chukwueme; Humphrey Ikeaka and Barr. Mrs. Ngozi Pat Ekeji.
Governor Uzodimma congratulated the new appointees and urged them to brace up to contribute their quota in the overall interest of Imo State.

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CNPP Laments over Rising Food Inflation

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From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja
The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties, (CNPP) has lamented the rising state of food inflation in Kogi State.
The Kogi State Chairman of CNPP, Mohammed Kabir Abdullahi in a statement made available to Journalists,  fumed that the prices of food stuff and other goods have continued to bite harder on the people of the State.


Abdullahi, who disclosed that Kogi is a Civil Servant state and does not deserve this continuous untold hardship noted that the present economy  is toxic on the people.

He stressed that Kogi State having the highest food inflation  in Nigeria according to the National Bureau of Statistics report is not only embarrassing but condemnable.

He emphasized that the people of the State are suffering adding that, the present administration should urgently put measures in place to ameliorate the sufferings of the masses.
” It is not good news as far as CNPP is concerned that Kogi recorded 48.46 per cent, which is the highest food inflation rate in Nigeria followed by Kwara 46.18 percent, while Akwa Ibom was pegged at 45.18 percent.
“Now in Kogi State, when you go to the market, what you will buy at a particular price in the morning will be different from what you will buy with the same goods in the afternoon or evening . The traders didn’t go to the market to buy new products but they will on their own increase the prices just to frustrate the people despite them earning peanuts as their wages. This is unfair and condemnable.
“We are appealing to the government of Kogi State to intervene in the rising state of food inflation. People are really suffering. Kogi State is a Civil servant state and does not deserve what they are getting now. Many traders in Kogi State are using the present economic hardship in the Country to exploit the people.
“This must stop before things get out of hand. The Government must ensure that those  who are sabotaging its effort in controlling economic inflation are checked. We know that the present administration under Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo will do the needful for the people of Kogi State to smile again” he stated.
He, however, appealed to the people  to remain calm, promising that CNPP will hold the government accountable for good governance in Kogi State.

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Benue killings: Benue reps frown on incessant attacks on communities, killings of his constituents

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From Attah Ede, Makurdi

The member House of Representatives representing Gwer East/Gwer West Federal Constituency, Arc. Asema Achado, Wednesday, condemned the incessant attacks on Benue communities and killing of 28 persons by suspected Fulani herdsmen militia in Gwer West Local Government Area of Benue State.

Arc. Achado who described the action of the attackers as senseless, expressed deep condolences and solemn empathy to the grieving communities of Tse-Kperyisa, Tse-Adaa, and Tse-Shiver, where innocent farmers were slaughtered by herdsmen.
Achado in a statement by his Personal Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mendah Manasseh, said he joined his voice with the Gwer West people in condemnation of the senseless and unlawful attacks.
.The statement said “the attacks have inflicted immeasurable pain and suffering upon the peace-loving people of Gwer West.”I implored the Benue State Government to urgently intervene by enforcing the Open Grazing Prohibition and Ranches Establishment Law, by ensuring that the perpetrators of these barbaric acts face swift and decisive justice.“They should also collaborate with law enforcement agencies to apprehend those responsible for these heinous crimes against humanity,” he said.”I therefore call on the people of Gwer West to remain steadfast and united in their quest to bring an end to the spate of killings.Achado assures his constituents of his unwavering support and steadfast commitment to championing their cause and advocating for lasting peace and security in the constituency.

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