The Inspector-General of Police, Suleiman
Abba, has cautioned Nigerians to be vigilant
while receiving gifts from unknown persons
that may pose as friends during the Yuletide
season, to avoid explosive-laden hampers as
gifts.
The IG also warned against the use of
fireworks and other explosives during the
celebration, noting that they could cause
distraction that may further heighten fear of
insecurity.
According to a statement, on Wednesday in
Abuja, by the Force Public Relations Officer,
Emmanuel Ojukwu, the police boss enjoined
citizens to shun all forms of violence and
unlawful acts.
He also advised them to eschew bitterness
and rancour and urged them to go about their
legitimate duties without fear of intimidation
during and after the festive season.
Meanwhile, the IG has directed all Zonal
Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and
Command Commissioners of Police, to take
all necessary measures in ensuring the
provision of adequate security for
worshippers, travellers, picnickers and all
citizens across the country before, during,
and after the festivity.
"Command Commissioners of Police are to
personally ensure that all key and vulnerable
points within their jurisdictions, including
places of worship, recreation centres, motor
parks, highways, financial institutions and all
places of public resort are adequately and
effectively protected," the statement added.
Posted By David Aniemeka
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