
Police seize unregistered vehicles in Adamawa crackdown
The Adamawa State Police Command has begun impounding vehicles without proper registration number plates. According to spokesperson SP Suleiman Nguroje, a special task force was set up by CP Kabir Umar Hassan to enforce this directive. The police say the move aims to address security risks posed by unregistered and improperly identified vehicles. Vehicle owners are urged to comply with all registration and traffic regulations.
What we know
- The Adamawa State Police Command is targeting vehicles without registration number plates or with altered, concealed, or defaced plates.
- CP Kabir Umar Hassan directed the immediate enforcement of this measure, following instructions from IGP Kayode Egbetokun.
- A special task force, led by DCP Abubakar Haruna, was formed to monitor compliance and carry out enforcement operations across the state.
- The police warn that vehicles found violating these rules may be impounded and subjected to legal procedures.
- The command emphasizes that no individual or group will be exempt from this enforcement.