Sentences with phrase «about one's lawful businesses»

It pledged to ensure that «enemies of peace in the state are brought to justice,» and advised residents of the state to go about their lawful businesses without fear.

Go about your lawful business and sleep with both eyes closed.

He however assured residents of Imo State that the government has put in place adequate security of lives and property urging them to go about their lawful business without fear.

He said all citizens of Ekiti State should «go about their lawful businesses as the police and the other security agencies are in synergy to ensure adequate protection of lives and property in the state.»

YOUR LOT - are about to make it an offence to film police officers going about their lawful business of beating up members of the public» No, they're not.

«The Governor is therefore enjoining all citizens to go about their lawful business with the assurance that their safety is guaranteed.

Nigerian Army encourages all law abiding citizens to go about their lawful businesses without fear.

The governor, in the statement, also assured residents of the state of continued security of lives and property and urged them to go about their lawful businesses as the affected area has become very peaceful.

«The Command hereby urges members of the public to go about their lawful businesses without fear of molestation from anybody, and also to quickly notify the Police if any strange face / movement / gathering is noticed in their area.»

«It is therefore advised that law abiding citizens should go about their lawful businesses without any hindrance as adequate security measures have been put in place to guarantee their safety.

He also advised residents to go about their lawful business and as well desist from the habit of parking on the bridge to take pictures, which according to her was causing serious traffic, hardship and loss of business time to other commuters on the road.

He also expressed the command's readiness to deal with any miscreants, urging law - abiding citizens to go about their lawful businesses.

«Our brothers and sisters in the South - east, in particular, should continue to maintain peace and tranquility and go about their lawful business.

«Members of the public are please requested to go about their lawful business and report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station or security outfit, the statement added.

«Finally, members of the public are enjoined to disregard such pronouncement and go about their lawful businesses.

We hereby enjoined the good and peace loving people of the State to discountenance the rumour and go about their lawful businesses without any fear of harassment or attack from anybody or group.

Gbadamosi said members of the public should go about their lawful business and report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station.

The Command have deployed a Unit of Police Mobile Force, Counter Terrorism Unit, Special Anti-Robbery Squad as well as the conventional Police personnel to the trouble area to restore normalcy and ensure there is no breakdown of law and order and for every individual to go about their lawful business.

He added that the members of the group were addressed by the Commissioner of Police FCT, CP Sadiq Abubakar Bello who reiterated the commitment of the Command to protect lives and property and enjoined the Bring Back Our Girls members to go about their lawful businesses.

Chukwu added that normalcy had been restored to the area and called on people to go about their lawful businesses.

In his remarks, the Commissioner advised the released detainees to remain law abiding and go about their lawful businesses.

Security agencies in the affected local government area have been mandated to enforce the curfew, while law abiding citizens are advised to go about their lawful business.

During the day, there are law - abiding sea birds, dolphins, and flying fish going about their lawful business, as well as non-negligent freighters complying with their shipping contracts and deep - sea fish boats lawfully fishing.