Borno Police Command bans public hoisting of party flags

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nigeria police badge logoFrom Mustapha Isah Kwaru, Maiduguri with agency report

Following the extreme dimension of the insurgency in the state, the Borno Police Command has banned hoisting of political party flags outside the parties’ secretariat.

The ban was made in a press statement issued yesterday by the state Public Relations Officer, Gideon Jibrin.

Our correspondent reports that Jibrin said henceforth, hoisting of political party flags on the road median, roundabouts and other public places were illegal.

The state Police Publicist noted that hoisting of political party flags having been constituting nuisance and therefore, called on the affected political parties to remove their flags from the roads and streets, while he said the culprits would be punished.

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According to Jibrin, flags of political parties were just like the Nigerian flag and were expected to be hoisted within their secretariat, therefore further display of flags on the public places should be restricted.

 

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