Don’t Protest In Abuja -Police Warn IPOB Members

Posted on April 30, 2017

The Commissioner of Police of Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command, Mr. Musa Kimo has warned the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) members against its planned protest in Abuja.

Kimo gave the warning in a statement issued by the command’s Spokesman, Mr. Usen Omorodion, in Abuja on Sunday.

He said as a professional organisation, the command would not fold its arms and watch criminal elements hide under the guise of such protest to cause breakdown of law and order.

Kimo advised residents to go about their lawful duties without fear and molestation.

On Friday evening, the leader of the IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu was finally released from Kuje Prison, Abuja, where he had spent most of the last two years.

Kanu, who was brought to the Federal High Court in Abuja, regained his freedom after perfecting fully his bail condition imposed on him by Justice Binta Nyako on April 25.

 

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