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Coronation of new Olu of Warri puts city on high security alert

Admin August 21, 2021
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Prince Emiko, Olu of Warri designate

August 21, 2021

Olu of Warri
Prince Emiko, Olu of Warri designate

Warri, the commercial city of Delta State is on high security alert as activities for the coronation of the Olu designate, Prince Utieyinoritsetsola Emiko, culminates Saturday.

Emiko, 37, was unveiled as the 21st Olu-elect of Warri, following the announcement of the death of the 20th Olu, Ogiame Ikenwoli. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Studies and Political Science as well as a Master’s Degree in Management.

No fewer than 1,000 policement from the state command and 500 personnel of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC),  are combing the oil-rich city and environ to maintain peace during the coronation.

The police personnel were drafted from the Rapid Response Team, Counter Terrorism Unit, Armed Squad, Agro Rangers, the Intelligence and Investigation Unit and the Tactical Squad.

“Two bomb squads have been deployed to report 48 hours before the coronation day to sweep the venue and ensure it is completely rendered safe.

“Two units of mobile police personnel and conventional police officers which included traffic personnel have also been deployed to beef up security”, police command spokesman DSP Bright Edafe had earlier told journalists in a statement.

 

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