The security chiefs threatened to deal with troublemakers just as the police authorities said they had deployed 67,000 personnel in Kogi and Bayelsa states ahead of the polls. 2. The Federal Government, on Monday, revealed that more than N4.3tn worth of crude oil was stolen in 7,143 pipeline vandalism cases within a period of five years.
The former Anambra governor said this in a world press conference held at his campaign headquarters in Abuja, while responding to the Supreme Court verdict. 6.
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