Kidnapping: Monarch wants mobile bases along waterfront

The Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akioku, has said that it is only the establishment of mobile bases along waterfront communities that will end the frequent cases of kidnappings in the state.123456Latest NewsPolice demolish criminals hideouts in Isawo creeks3m residents to benefit from N60bn Adiyan water treatment plantCourt remands herdsman for hacking farmer to deathMy husband denied me sex for 2 years, divorce-seeking wife tells courtPolice arrest suspected motorcycle snatcher in AbujaPregnant woman dies en route hospital in GaladimaAbuja youths want security surveillance in satellite townsFour uncompleted fire stations litter AbujaWe are working to ensure Apo-Karshi road is completedRural roads: 9 federal constituencies get graders in OgunBDC operator, accomplice arrested for swapping genuine dollars with fakesKidnapping: Monarch wants mobile bases along waterfrontNeighbourhood Corps not competing with policeChairmanLagos prosecutes 4426 traffic offenders in 1 yearAMAC has abandoned us, Gugugu residents cry outPolice foil robbery attempt, nab twoGunmen kill 2 cops, steal guns in SulejaPassengers decry poor services on Abuja-Kaduna trainWe will spend over N20m on scholarshipsAgric secretariat set to cut foodstuff prices in Abuja .holder1 { font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial; width: 100%; text-align:center; border-bottom: 1px solid #E9E9E9; border-top: 1px solid #E9E9E9; padding: 10px 0 !important; float: left; } #itemContainerl { border:0; } var $p = jQuery.noConflict(); /* when document is ready */ $p(function() { /* initiate the plugin */ $p("div.holder1").jPages({ containerID: "itemContainerl", perPage: 5, startPage: 1, startRange: 1, previous: false, next : false, midRange: 5, endRange: 1 }); });
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