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Police in A’Ibom assure adequate security for Nig./Rwanda World Cup qualifiers

Robert Imoh by Robert Imoh
September 4, 2025
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The Commissioner of Police in Akwa Ibom, Baba Azare, has assured football fans and visitors of adequate security during the World Cup Qualifiers between Nigeria and Rwanda.

Azare gave the assurance while addressing a news conference on Thursday in Uyo.

Freedomonline  reports that the match was slated for Sept. 6 at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo by 5 p.m.

Azare said that the police were fully prepared to host the match and ensure that it was hitch-free security-wise.

“On Saturday, by God’s grace, we have an international match between Nigeria and Rwanda here in Akwa Ibom

“I want to inform you that our men are going to use their total strength in policing the game”, he said.

The CP guaranteed the safety of all visitors coming in and going out of the state during and after the match, assuring that it would be peaceful.

Azare, however, warned hoodlums who might be planning to foment trouble to steer clear of the state, saying that the command was ready to prevent any form of violence.

“All intending criminals who may have plans to foment trouble during the match should have a rethink because our tactical team will not tolerate any form of violence,” he said.

 

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