The Nigerian Navy has implemented a 13-hour curfew on the waterways of Calabar in response to rising incidents of kidnapping in the area. According to Navy spokesperson Bala, the curfew is part of a broader strategy to enhance security and ensure the safety of maritime activities. An outpost has been strategically established to facilitate effective monitoring of the creeks and surrounding waterways, allowing naval forces to respond promptly to any criminal activities. The curfew is expected to remain in effect until further notice, as authorities work to curb the threat of kidnappings.
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