Usman Baba, the inspector general of police, says elections will be held in the southeast in 2023.
According to Within Nigeria, Baba reassured Southeast residents on Saturday while speaking at the opening of the South-East 2023 Elections Security Management Workshop in Enugu.
The IGP, represented by AIG Isaac Akinmoyede, said the force is working to build robust synergies with other security agencies to ensure the 2023 elections are “very peaceful”.
“We are working together to brainstorm ways to deal headfirst with existing and emerging security threats in the Southeast,” NAN quoted him as saying.
“It is clear that with robust synergy, cooperation and joint operations, this area will be the most peaceful and our people will surely come out to exercise their civic responsibilities.”
“We’re working tirelessly towards the goal of making sure the elections happen in the Southeast and people’s votes are secured, and it will definitely count.”
The IGP, represented by AIG Isaac Akinmoyede, said the force is working to build robust synergies with other security agencies to ensure the 2023 elections are “very peaceful”.
“We are working together to brainstorm ways to deal headfirst with existing and emerging security threats in the Southeast,” NAN quoted him as saying.
“It is clear that with robust synergy, cooperation and joint operations, this area will be the most peaceful and our people will surely come out to exercise their civic responsibilities.”
“We’re working tirelessly towards the goal of making sure the elections happen in the Southeast and people’s votes are secured, and it will definitely count.”
