‘Ignore misinformation surrounding directive on withdrawal of police escorts’
[The Nation - Nigeria] - 4/12/2025
Lagos State chapter of All Progressives Congress (APC) has advised Nigerians to ignore the needless drama, misinformation and politically-motivated hysteria surrounding the recent directive on the withdrawal of police escorts The post ‘Ignore misinformation surrounding directive on withdrawal (…)
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