Mike Mbama Okiro, who served as Commissioner of Police in Benue State, was transferred to Lagos and helped prevent an attack on Sani Abacha's son.
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Updated Jul 1
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What happened
Mike Mbama Okiro, who served as Commissioner of Police in Benue State, was transferred to Lagos and helped prevent an attack on Sani Abacha's son.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Mike Mbama Okiro
Nigerian police officer
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Benue State
state in Nigeria
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Lagos
largest city and former capital of Nigeria
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Sani Abacha
Nigerian military ruler (1943-1998)
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Related events
- Peter Obi's convoy was allegedly blocked by the Benue State government during a visit to Makurdi.
- Military operations occurred in Benue State on August 1st, concurrent with legal proceedings being held in Abuja.
- Peter Obi's convoy was attacked in Benue State, and Adolphus Wabara condemned the incident.
- Peter Obi sought access to Makurdi, but Governor Alia denied him being a threat to his re-election.
- Authorities in Benue State, including the EFCC, are investigating allegations of election fraud and law enforcement issues.
Coverage
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