The Anambra State Police Command has said that it will arrest people trying to cause panic in the state by circulating old videos of attacks on security operatives.
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Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the state police command, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, stated this in a press release sent to the Newsmen.
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Ikenga said some people have been sharing videos of an attack on soldiers in Umunze last year, and purporting them to be recent happening, with the intention to portray the state as being insecure.
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The release read: āThe Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, CP Aderemi Adeoye, has described as āenemies of the peopleā persons sharing old video clips of burning of a commercial bus at Nanka and killing of soldiers at Umunze both of which happened last year during the dark days of insecurity.
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āThe Commissioner of Police who described the antic of recycling such old video clips as vile propaganda has warned purveyors of false alarm who seek to create fear in the mind of the public that they will be brought to book.
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āThe Commissioner has tasked the Cybercrime Unit of the Nigeria Police Force to track down those exhuming the old videos to create panic and fear among the populace.
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āHe wishes to re-assure Ndi Anambra that the Police and sister security agencies will always go the extra mile to secure them against agents of darkness that do not mean well for them or for the Nation.
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āHe called on Ndi Anambra to disregard the videos and not help enemies of progress to share them.ā
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