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Stranded travellers should seek help at nearest police station — Borno PPRO

Stranded travellers should seek help at nearest police station — Borno PPRO
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The Public Relations Officer of the Borno State Police Command, ASP Nahum Daso, says stranded travellers can approach the nearest police station for help. Daso cited a recent incident in which police officers in Kano State assisted a stranded traveller who left Maiduguri to visit her relatives but lost contact with them upon arrival.
Context & Background
  • ✦The PPRO, in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday, said the police were not only there to enforce the law but also to protect, guide and assist the people.
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Thursday:The PPRO, in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday, said the police were not only there to enforce the law but also to protect, guide and assist the people.
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  • ✦The Public Relations Officer of the Borno State Police Command, ASP Nahum Daso, says stranded travellers can approach the nearest police station for help.
  • ✦Daso cited a recent incident in which police officers in Kano State assisted a stranded traveller who left Maiduguri to visit her relatives but lost contact with them upon arrival.
  • ✦The PPRO, in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday, said the police were not only there to enforce the law but also to protect, guide and assist the people.
Key Facts:Thursday: The PPRO, in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday, said the police were not only there to enforce the law but also to protect, guide and assist the people.
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The Borno State Police Command has advised stranded travellers to approach the nearest police station for help, citing a recent case of assistance.

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What is the latest development regarding Maiduguri?

The Public Relations Officer of the Borno State Police Command, ASP Nahum Daso, says stranded travellers can approach the nearest police station for help.

Who are the key organizations or public figures mentioned?

Daso cited a recent incident in which police officers in Kano State assisted a stranded traveller who left Maiduguri to visit her relatives but lost contact with them upon arrival.

What timeline or key figures were confirmed?

The PPRO, in a post on his official Facebook page on Thursday, said the police were not only there to enforce the law but also to protect, guide and assist the people.

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