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Police beef up security at Rivers INEC office

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
February 26, 2019
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Security in and around the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) office, Port Harcourt, Rivers State was on Tuesday beefed up by armed personnel from thestate police command.

Apart from the security beef-up on the commission’s premises, Aba Road where the office is situated is also under heavy security.

Two out of the four carriage way were closed to traffic, while security personnel lined up along the remaining two lanes in use, controlling traffic.

The development created heavy traffic jam, causing difficulty for commuters especially commercial drivers who diverted to other motor routes in the metropolis.

Meanwhile, the development has also resulted in transport hike.

A short distance which used to cost N50.00 before Tuesday is now between N100.00 and N150.00, while many commuters who could not afford it are taking to trekking.

It was also observed that the traffic situation stretched from the office to Bori Camp Bus-stop, towards Nigerian Air Force Base and St. John’s Bus-stop, along the popular Isaac Boro Park.

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