Police ready for Benjani match

were expecting a huge crowd at the stadium and they were going to deploy both uniformed and plain-clothed details.
“Police would be adequately deployed to ensure the safety of all. There will be both uniformed and plain-clothed officers to account for those who are going to misbehave,” he said.
Sabau urged people not to make last-minute decisions which usually result in clashes with the police as they try to force themselves in because of time and long queues.
“Gates open early and we urge people to also come earlier. We want a celebration spirit and not rude attitude exhibited by other supporters,” he said.
Recently the Immigration Department said paperwork for all players and officials visiting the country was almost complete.
A galaxy of African football stars, both retired and active, is set to honour Benjani as he officially bids international football farewell.

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