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Bayelsa Police command declares 13 persons wanted

Admin May 23, 2024
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May 23, 2024

The Bayelsa State Police has declared 14 persons wanted for surreptitiously conducting election for the Epie Atisa Youths council.

This is contained in  a statement by ASP Musa Mohammed, Police Public Relations Officer in the State on Thursday.

According to the statement, the police describe the act as unnecessary flight in the face of authority and threat to peace as the purported election is null and void.

The Bayelsa State police command is therefore advising the wanted persons to report to the command headquarters on Thursday,22nd May 2024 by one O’clock in the afternoon unfailingly.

The wanted persons are:

Comr. Daniel D Daniel
Comr. Koffi Osomewo
Comr. Kalime Odede
Comr. Daniel Kiebo Johnbull

Others are:
Tavie Clement
Yaviekume Super Japhet
Kieme ThankGod
Kieboye Appah
Famvie Berebo
Henry Okosi
Elliot Tokumbo
Faith Fabiri
Clinton Wanbira Friday

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