WATCH THE VIDEO HERE The Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi State has declared a curfew in the area following the state’s ban on all political rallies and gatherings. “The curfew, which is effective immediately, restricts movement and gatherings in certain areas,” the Executive Chairman of the LGA Amoka Eneji said in a statement issued on Tuesday. “Anyone found gathering or walking around restricted areas without permission from the relevant authorities will be arrested and charged to court. This is in line with the directive of the state government and the Kogi State Commissioner of Police”. Eneji said the “decision is aimed at maintaining peace and order,” adding that the “safety and security of our people are our top priority”. “We will not tolerate any actions that could compromise the peace and stability of our communities,” Eneji warned. He said his administration is “working closely with security agencies to monitor the situation and take necessary actions”.
KOGI: Okehi LG imposes curfew ahead of Natasha’s homecoming rally
