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Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue has urged security agencies in Taraba to fish out the killers of Rev. Fr. David Tanko of St. Peter’s Catholic Parish, Amadu in Taraba State. Ortom, in a statement issued on Friday by his Chief Press Secretary, Terver Akase, and made available to newsmen in Makurdi, described the incident as shocking, painful and unfortunate. The governor condemned the killing of the clergy man and charged the security operatives to deplore all instruments within their disposal to apprehend the culprits and bring them to book. The priest was killed by unknown assailants on Thursday in Taraba, while his body and his car were set ablaze. Ortom commiserated with the government and people of Taraba State, particularly the Catholic Church, over the sad incident. “Governor Ortom joins his Taraba counterpart, Darius Ishaku, to call for an end to the bloodletting between the Jukuns and Tivs in Taraba State,” the statement said. The governor, who said that it was only in an atmosphere of peace that meaningful development could thrive, condoled with the family of the late catholic priest and prayed God to grant him eternal rest. Read the full article

The Imo State Government, on Monday handed over state-owned general hospitals to some security agencies, the Anglican and The Lord’s Chosen churches to be operated under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) initiative of the state government. The event took place at the Imo Government House, Owerri with the signing of the Memoranda of Understanding with the beneficiaries. Speaking at the event, Gov. Rochas Okorocha said the initiative was part of the efforts to expand the scope of government. Okorocha said that history had shown that the private sector was better equipped to run establishments than the government. He urged the beneficiaries to respect the terms of the MOU and hand the facilities back to the government at the expiration of the lease period. The governor said that the hospitals had not been sold to them. He directed that the beneficiaries of the facilities should pay N100,000 every month to the state government, while government would be entitled to 10 per cent stake. News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that three hospitals were leased to the Anglican Church for a period of five years, with an 18-month moratorium, while the Claretian and Lord’s Chosen Universities secured 99-year leases, also with an 18-month moratorium each. NAN reports that benefiting security agencies included the Nigerian Army (Owerri West General Hospital), Nigerian Navy (Ngor Okpala Hospital), Nigerian Airforce (Owerri North General Hospital) and Police (Ideator South General Hospital). Read the full article

The use of motorbikes and weapons including sticks, cutlasses, knives and firearms by supporters of all political parties during campaigns have been banned across Taraba by heads of security agencies in the state. Vanguard reports that the decision was taken on Tuesday, December 4, after a stakeholders' meeting with political parties and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) at the police headquarters in Jalingo, the Taraba state capital. We gathered that the security agencies said the use of the banned items pose security threat, adding that lawlessness would not be tolerated in the state The commissioner of police in the state, David Akinremi, said: “Any political party involved would be dealt with decisively." The police chief called on parents and guardians to monitor their wards, adding that security agencies in the state would not tolerate lawlessness and the use of political thugs. In the same vein, tate director of Department of State Services (DSS), Shehu Abdullahi, said a firm resolution had been taken by security chiefs, adding that defaulting political parties would be dealt with. Meanwhile, we previously reported that rampaging youth in Jalingo on Monday, July 16, pelted Taraba commissioner of police, David Akinremi, with stones, injuring him on the head. The command’s spokesperson, David Misal, an assistant superintendent of police, who confirmed the incident to journalists in Jalingo, the state capital said, the commissioner had gone to the Tudun Wada area of the metropolis with a team of officers to restore normalcy following reports of youths unrest. He said: “He was hit on the head with a stone resulting in serious bleeding before he was rushed to the hospital, where he was treated and discharged. “Since yesterday, some irate youth, armed with dangerous weapons, including cutlasses, axes and other objects, started disturbing the peace of residents around Tudun Wada and Gadan Boboji areas of Jalingo town. Our men were deployed there and normalcy returned." In another previous report by us, the Taraba state police command on Tuesday, September 18, said they shut the secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state to prevent further breakdown of law and order. The commissioner of police in the state, David Akinremi, said that the command took the decision following violent clash between factional groups of the party in the state. He said: “You are aware of the violent clash between the supporters of El-Suldi who was sworn in Abuja as the state chairman of the party and the other faction who called themselves authentic exco of the party." Read the full article