Saturday, August 5, 2017

Why We Are Yet To Re-Arrest Nnamdi Kanu – IGP Reveals

The IGP has responded to calls and questions concerning the rearrest of the embattled leader of pro-Biafra group, IPOB.

According to the IGP, while speaking during a two-day working visit to Lagos State, Nigerian Police has to analyze all possible outcomes before arresting Nnamdi Kanu.

Speaking during a visit to The Nation’s corporate headquarters in Lagos, Ibrahim Idris also stated that the Arewa Youths were yet to be picked up because of a decision reached by the National Security Council.

He said;
“We have the National Security Council in place chaired by the Acting President. We have been meeting and analyzing each of these threat messages from separatist groups.

“We have to analyse the pros and cons. As you are aware, the police are on top of the situation. 
“As an organisation, what we take as paramount is the maintenance of law and order. There was a time we ordered the arrest of the leaders of groups making threat messages. Then, leaders of various ethnic nationalities came to the villa for a meeting with the Acting President. 
“The agreements reached at the meeting made the police to relax on the arrest order.” 
“We believe there are certain situations needed to be managed very carefully, so that you don’t bring up tension. We believe the security and safety of Nigerians is paramount. We are assuring Nigerians that there is no person or group of persons that can deny them their rights to free movement in any part of the country.”
The reaction by the IGP comes after he promised to punish policemen who were seen taking photos with the IPOB leader.

5 comments:

  1. “The agreements reached at the meeting made the police to relax on the arrest order.”

    Wondering what were the terms of this agreement!!!

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  2. “We believe there are certain situations needed to be managed very carefully, so that you don’t bring up tension. We believe the security and safety of Nigerians is paramount. We are assuring Nigerians that there is no person or group of persons that can deny them their rights to free movement in any part of the country.”


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