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Elections: IGP bans use of unmarked, covered vehicle number plates

Robby Akeju by Robby Akeju
March 5, 2019
in Breaking News, News
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IGP Mohammed Adamu

Acting Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr Mohammed Adamu, has ordered the immediate ban on  unauthorised  use of unmarked  and covered  vehicle number plates  across the country.

The ban was issued through a statement by the Force Spokesman, Mr Frank Mba, an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), on Tuesday in Abuja.

Adamu gave the order following intelligence report that covered number plates might be used to commit electoral related offences before, during and after the Governorship and House of Assembly Elections slated for Saturday.

He warned that covering of vehicle number plates was a clear breach of Road Traffic Act and others laws of the land.

The police boss said that such practices could also impact negatively on national security and heighten criminal activities.

Adamu directed all Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIGs) and Commissioners of Police (CPs) in the zonal and state commands to strictly enforce the order.

He warned further that any security personnel found escorting their principals with an unmarked vehicle or covered vehicle number plates, would be arrested and dealt with accordingly.

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