Reps Charge COAS, IGP To Investigate Invasion Of Imo Communities
The House of Representatives on Tuesday urged the Chief of Army Staff and the Inspector-General of Police to probe the alleged invasion, siege, and destruction of lives and property in five Imo communities by suspected law enforcement agents. DAILY TRUST reports.
According to DAILY TRUST, it charged them to disclose the perpetrators, the reason for the invasion, the number of lives and property destroyed, among other things. jamb results
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This followed the adoption of a motion by Hon. Chinedu Emeka (PDP, Imo) who said five communities in Ahiazu Mbaise/Ezinihitte Federal Constituency of Imo State namely, Ihitteafoukwu, Umu Okirika, Oparanadim, Mpam, and Ogbor Umeze were invaded by armed men suspected to security agents in the early hours of February 12. Information Guide Nigeria
