The CP directed the reinforcement of patrols, surveillance, and intelligence gathering throughout the Sallah celebrations.
He described President Bola Tinubu’s proclamation as an extra-constitutional measure but argued it was necessary and expedient.
He advised them to intensify efforts to ensure that criminal elements were not emboldened to cause insecurity in Rivers.
“However, we advise that, if possible, the state of emergency in Rivers should be terminated within next three months,” said the CSO.
Mr Ibas said, ‘’Rivers state needs your intellect, grit and unweaving dedication; together, we will write a new chapter of progress for this great state.’’
The statement stated that the suspension was in line with the powers conferred on Mr Ibas by President Bola Tinubu.
The CP explained that the operation was part of the ongoing joint effort with other security agencies to safeguard the state.
The University of Port Harcourt has promoted 30 senior academics to the rank of professor and 16 others to associate professor.
Emergency rule sole administrator Ibok-Ete Ibas has announced the appointment of Iyingi Brown as the acting head of service.
He assured the public of thorough investigation and prosecution of suspects arrested.
