The Kebbi State Police Command has issued a warning against planned protests over the recent incident at Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga. Intelligence reports indicate that some groups and NGOs may attempt to organize demonstrations within the state.
The Command described the situation as highly volatile, cautioning that any rally or protest could escalate into violence, potentially undermining security efforts in the state.
While expressing deep concern over the incident, the Police stressed that public demonstrations at this time would be counterproductive and could interfere with ongoing rescue operations for the kidnapped schoolgirls.
The Command reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to securing the release of the kidnapped students, emphasizing the role of coordinated security personnel in ensuring their safety.
Authorities also reminded the public that the police and other security agencies are actively monitoring the situation and have measures in place to maintain law and order.
CSP NAFIU ABUBAKAR KOTARKOSHI, the Police Public Relations Officer, urged citizens to report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station or security agency for immediate response.
He emphasized that public cooperation is critical in supporting the ongoing operations and safeguarding lives and property across the state.
The Kebbi State Police Command reiterated that any attempt to stage protests at this sensitive time is misguided and could hinder the broader efforts of security personnel.
Residents and concerned groups were called upon to exercise restraint and patience, allowing law enforcement agencies to conduct their operations without interference.
The Police concluded by stressing that maintaining peace and stability in Kebbi State is a shared responsibility between the authorities and the public, especially during critical security operations.
