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Elections Security: Nigerian Army Releases Hotlines To Public

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February 22, 2023
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The Nigerian Army (NA) has approved a list of Hotlines to report any suspicious act of violence by unscrupulous persons during the forthcoming general election.

The Director, Army Public Relations, Brig.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, made this known in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja.

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Nwachukwu said the hotlines were to afford members of the public, the opportunity to support efforts of security agencies in ensuring peaceful elections across the country.

He said the hotlines were also released to report the conduct of troops deployed to provide security during the election.

This, according to him, is part of Nigerian army’s move to support the police, which is the lead security agency, to ensure  successful conduct of free, fair and peaceful elections.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the Nigerian army had earlier produced and circulated Codes of Conduct and Rules of Engagement for Operation Safe Conduct to its formations and Units.

The manual is to provide guidance and ensure that troops operate within the provisions of the law.

“Members of the general public are please enjoined to call the phone numbers below in their various states including the Federal Capital Territory Abuja to report any security breach during the elections:

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  1. ABIA STATE 08031113129
  2. ADAMAWA STATE 08022750987
  3. AKWA-IBOM STATE 07034470916
  4. ANAMBRA STATE 07035891185
  5. BAUCHI STATE 08128063675
  6. BAYELSA STATE 08033241005
  7. BENUE STATE 08080754339
  8. BORNO STATE 09099616160, 08086987079
  9. CROSS RIVER STATE 08037084192
  10. DELTA STATE 07035070797
  11. 11. EBONYI STATE  08158274048
  1. EDO STATE  09066325953
  1. EKITI STATE  08037851448
  1. ENUGU STATE 09032102212, 08023097458
  1. GOMBE STATE  07063908779, 08082557782
  1. IMO STATE  07034907427
  1. JIGAWA STATE  07017791414, 08100144363
  1. KADUNA STATE 07031544227, 08028580978, 08035242633
  1. KANO STATE  08038432656
  1. KATSINA STATE 08108854061, 09012998054
  1. KEBBI STATE  09130213661
  1. KOGI STATE  08033217964
  1. KWARA STATE  09060001270
  1. LAGOS STATE 08034025825, 08023190487, 09024409000 08033709434
  1. NASSARAWA STATE 09051009404
  1. NIGER STATE  07031346425
  1. OGUN STATE  09116589494
  1. ONDO STATE  08036130535
  1. OSUN STATE  09019683922
  1. OYO STATE  07047703000
  1. PLATEAU STATE  08037116395, 07031260622
  1. RIVERS STATE  08064274222
  1. SOKOTO STATE  07069084570, 07052693532, 08136913284
  1. TARABA STATE  08136728969, 08060902363
  1. YOBE STATE  08061397656
  1. ZAMFARA STATE  08140075541
  1. FCT  09114913164, 08186690471, 08079153860, 08034276240, 08164304255, 09159793968.
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