Those planning to disrupt Buhari’s Ebonyi visit will be dealt with – Police

IPOB

The Ebonyi police command on Monday warned the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) against disrupting the visit of President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday.

Commissioner of police, Titus Lamorde gave the warning in an interview with NAN in Abakaliki.

IPOB members had asked the President not to come to the South-East.

He said the command was well equipped to deal with all forms of security challenges before, during and after the president’s visit.

According to Lamorde, any individual or group of persons that foment trouble before, during and after the visit would be severely dealt with.

“I will not disclose the number of personnel we have drafted for security reasons, but I assure citizens that enough personnel have been deployed across the state to ensure a hitch-free visit,” he said.

“The president’s visit is a welcome development as the citizens should cooperate with security agencies to make it a successful one.”

He said his officers had been adequately trained to relate well with the citizens during the visit and advised people to conduct their activities within the confines of the law.

“We would not meddle in political issues as security outfit, but the visit is developmentally-oriented because of the numerous projects the president would inaugurate,” he said.

“My officers would not intimidate or harass individuals or groups as the duty of ensuring a hitch-free event is a collective one.”

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