DAILY POST gathered that after interrogations, they were returned back at the Gakem – Benue State border by the combined team of the police, civil defence, peace corps, vigilantes, border task force team and some youths leaders.
The Cross River’s Commissioner for Youths & Skills Acquisitions, Hon Signor Omang Idiege said that the team was only enforcing the directives of Governor Prof Ben Ayade on the ‘NO ENTRY’ at the states’s borders.
Hon. Idiege directed the drivers to return back the trucks with the Almajiris to where they came from.
Hon. Idiege assigned an escort to the trucks to ensure their safe return.
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