The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bennett C. Igweh, is appealing to natives and residents of the territory to refrain from participating in the nationwide protest scheduled for August 1, 2024, due to the economic hardship in the country.
According to a statement by the public relations officer of the command Josephine Adeh, this appeal comes in response to a proposed nationwide protest on August 1, 2024, as a result of the economic hardship in the country.
The command has made considerable efforts, including the loss of some of its personnel, to ensure the protection of lives and properties within the FCT.
The command has made considerable efforts, including the sacrifice of some of its personnel, to ensure the protection of lives and properties within the FCT.
Additionally, the protest could undermine these efforts and potentially lead to unrest and disruptions in the territory.
“We are deeply concerned about the security of law-abiding citizens and their properties,” stated Commissioner Igweh. “Therefore, we are making a heartfelt plea for residents not to partake in the protest.”
Furthermore, the government is actively addressing the economic challenges and implementing measures to provide relief and support to the population.
By refraining from participating in the protest, residents can help maintain peace and stability, allowing the government to focus on its initiatives aimed at alleviating the current hardships.
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