Police Declare Former Militant Leader Wanted The Nigerian Police Force has declared wanted a former militant leader, *[Insert Name]*, for his alleged involvement in a recent spate of criminal activities in the Niger Delta region. According to the police statement, *[Name]* is wanted in connection with several cases of kidnapping, murder, and illegal possession of firearms. The statement also alleges that he is the mastermind behind a series of attacks on security forces and oil installations in the region. The police have released a photograph and brief description of *[Name]*, calling on the public to provide information that could lead to his arrest. They have warned that anyone harboring or aiding *[Name]* will face the full wrath of the law. The police declaration of *[Name]* as wanted comes amidst ongoing efforts by the government to quell the resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta. In recent months, there has been an increase in attacks on oil pipelines and other infrastructure, as well as incidents of kidnapping and extortion. The government has deployed security forces to the region and is engaged in ongoing dialogue with community leaders to address the root causes of the unrest. However, the declaration of *[Name]* as wanted suggests that the government is taking a more aggressive approach to tackling the security challenges in the Niger Delta. Meanwhile, the public is urged to cooperate with the police and provide any information that could help locate and apprehend *[Name]*. His arrest is crucial for the restoration of peace and stability in the Niger Delta region.Police Declare Former Niger Delta Militant ‘General’ Gabriel Asabuja WantedPolice Declare Former Niger Delta Militant ‘General’ Gabriel Asabuja Wanted In an appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today program, the Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Tunji Disu, announced that former Niger Delta militant leader Gabriel “General” Asabuja is now wanted by police authorities. Asabuja’s actions gained attention after a widely shared video showed him making inflammatory statements regarding the ongoing local government council crisis in Rivers State. Disu condemned Asabuja’s comments, stating that they had caused panic in the state. He reiterated that the police would not tolerate such behavior and had initiated measures to apprehend him. “We have invited him and he doesn’t want to come, but we will do what we want. We are taking care of him,” Disu said. The announcement of Asabuja’s wanted status comes amidst ongoing turmoil in Rivers State, stemming from a dispute between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, over the leadership of local government councils. Fubara’s appointment of an interim committee to replace the outgoing officials has been challenged by Wike’s supporters, leading to protests and heightened tensions. Law enforcement officials in the state have issued warnings against violence and asserted their readiness to confront anyone who instigates unrest.Police Declare Former Militant Leader Wanted Law enforcement officials have declared a former militant leader wanted in connection with an ongoing investigation. The man, identified by authorities as 45-year-old John Doe, is accused of involvement in a series of violent crimes. Doe was formerly the leader of a known militant group. He is wanted on charges of murder, kidnapping, and extortion. Police believe he may have fled the country to avoid arrest. Investigators have issued an international arrest warrant for Doe. They are working closely with international law enforcement agencies to locate and apprehend him. Authorities are urging the public to provide any information that may lead to Doe’s arrest. They believe he is armed and dangerous and should not be approached. Anyone with information is asked to contact local law enforcement or the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.