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Prepare to Die, but: We Won't Use Excessive Force, says Plateau Dictator, Alli Sole Administrator of Plateau State, Maj-Gen Chris Alli (rtd) has affirmed that the situation in the state was sensitive and would not warrant excessive use of force. He also confirmed that Tuesday's violence which led to the death of five people was masterminded by rampaging militants from Nasarawa State. Also, casualty figures from the Tuesday fresh out break of hostility in Sabon Gida, Qua'an Pan local government area of the state may have increased. Alli who spoke with newsmen at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos while returning to Jos yesterday said officials from Plateau State have gone to Nasarawa to dialogue with the government of that state on how to put an end to such attacks. He added that Plateau State emissaries to Nasarawa were also to liaise with the police at the border areas to arrest the situation. Alli said what was needed in the Plateau crisis was to restore order, adding that the presence of.... (This Day)		Key Stories Obasanjo asks for N2.5b to execute emergency rule 25 more killed in Plateau �Soldiers move into Quan-Pan ANPP reps sack deputy leader over state of emergency Marketers Increase Fuel Price Bakassi rejects date of hand-over to Cameroun There'll be no sacred cows ·Gen. Chris Alli NEC, CBN warn against spending excess oil funds Govs insist on new revenue formula ...Nwabueze Faults Obasanjo on Emergency Rule Masari, deputy slash own allocation by 40 per cent Why FG should declare emergency rule in Kano State �Arewa Youth Consultative Forum
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Obasanjo asks for N2.5b to execute...   BiafraNigeria is Under Threat...   Biafra Nigeria Map Obasanjo has asked the National Assembly to restore his N2.5 billion contingency vote to enable him meet unexpected emergency situations arising from the crises in Kano and Plateau States. In a May 17, 2004 letter to Senate President Wabara, President Obasanjo said the contingency vote might have been erroneously removed from the approved 2004 budget. (Vanguard)   Ikemba Nnewi and the presidential candidate of APGA, Chief Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, yesterday warned President Olusegun Obasanjo against returning the nation to the path of crisis that led to the collapse of the first republic. He gave the warning in a telephone interview... (This Day)

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