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Delta Police Command Warns IPOB, Other Outlawed Group Against Illegal Protect
The Delta State Police Command on Friday warned the group, Indigenous People.of Biafra (IPOB) and any other outlawed group in the state against carrying out illegal protest in the state.
The police says the warning was part of its deliberate resolve to ensure a violence-free Democracy Day in the state.
This is coming amid intelligence reports of threats by some outlawed groups such as IPOB to disrupt the peace and stability of Delta State, the Command’s spokesman, Mr. Andrew Aniamaka said in a statement issued on Friday.
The statement sternly warns members of the IPOB and other allied Pro-Biafra groups and their sympathizers to retrace their steps as it will not condone any form of ill motivated protests or agitations that will jeopardize the peace and progress of the state.
“The Command recalls that not too long ago the ill-advised activities of these outlawed groups resulted in so many deaths of the innocent, destruction of property, disruption of business activities, amongst others, and warns that the police and other security agencies will not fold their arms and watch persons or group of persons foment trouble that will disrupt the peace and order in the state. The Command has therefore already arrested and arraigned some IPOB members in court.
“The Command, while acknowledging that it is not unaware of the constitutional rights of law abiding citizens to embark on processions, picketing or other forms of protests, notes that these rights must be exercised within the confines of the law and must not be used to causeanarchy and mayhem in the state as has been done, and still being intended, by IPOB and others.
“The Command therefore enjoins all well-meaning Deltans to remain law-abiding and to report any suspicious movement of persons to the police and other security agencies even as it pledges to continually serve them better”.
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