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Kaduna Police Warns of Potential Violence Ahead of August Protests And Requests Organizer Details
The Kaduna State Police Command has issued a cautionary statement regarding the planned protests scheduled from August 1 to August 10.
In a statement released on Sunday by ASP Mansir Hassan, the Command detailed their close monitoring of the situation.
The statement highlights that while some groups are advocating for non-violent demonstrations, others seem to be encouraging violent actions, drawing parallels to recent disturbances observed in Kenya.
The statement also raised concerns about certain individuals who, despite ostensibly supporting peaceful protests, appear to harbour intentions of inciting violence.
This has prompted the police to issue a strong warning against the potential exploitation of the protests by those with malicious agendas.
The Command commended individuals and groups who have opted out of participating in the protests and urged the public to exercise caution.
They recommended reconsidering involvement in protest groups, given the potential risks involved.
Although the right to peaceful assembly is constitutionally protected, the police suggested that the timing might be problematic due to the risk of misuse by destabilizing elements.
The statement emphasized that the police will not tolerate any form of violence, including attacks on civilians, destruction of public or private property, or any form of looting.
In light of public safety and order, the Command has requested that all groups intending to protest provide detailed information to the Commissioner of Police. This includes specifics about the planned protest routes, assembly points, and the duration of the demonstrations.
Additionally, protest organizers are asked to share the names and contact details of their leaders to help prevent the hijacking of the protest by criminal elements.
By providing this information, the police can ensure adequate deployment of personnel and resources, designate safe and clear protest routes, and establish effective communication channels with organizers to address any arising issues. This is intended to minimize risks of violence, property damage, or criminal activities.
The Kaduna State Commissioner of Police, CP Audu Ali Dabigi, urged all participants to cooperate with law enforcement, adhere to legal requirements, and follow best practices for peaceful assembly.
The police are committed to working collaboratively with the public to ensure that the exercise of rights is conducted safely and orderly.
Prince Harry Speaks on Divorce Rumors with Meghan Markle, in a recent interview Prince Harry was asked about the rumors and how it makes him feel. The prince shared that there are so many rumors and sometimes his family cannot live how they want freely due to the media.
He also shares that as his reason for raising his children somewhere else from the UK. “Apparently we’ve bought or moved house 10, 12 times. We’ve apparently divorced maybe 10, 12 times as well. So it’s just like, what?’”
“It’s hard to keep up with, but that’s why you just sort of ignore it. The people I feel most sorry about are the trolls,” he continued. “Their hopes are just built and built, and it’s like, ‘Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,’ and then it doesn’t happen. So I feel sorry for them. Genuinely, I do.”
Prince Harry also shares that he had the same experience as a child that what is written on the media surrounding his family is never based on reality and has learnt to love with it.
The Senate has dismissed reports claiming a suspension of deliberations on the Tax Reform Bills, affirming its commitment to advancing the legislation.
During plenary on Thursday, November 5, Senate President Godswill Akpabio stated, “The Senate cannot be bullied. Any reform that serves Nigerians’ interests will proceed.” He added that the legislative process remains transparent and thorough.
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele also clarified that only the executive can withdraw the bills and cautioned against misinformation.
To address contentious issues, the Senate has formed a special committee to engage stakeholders, including the Attorney General of the Federation, governors, and business leaders. Public hearings and consultations will ensure all concerns are addressed.
Akpabio reiterated the Senate’s independence and commitment to representing Nigerians’ best interests.
Nigerian Activist, Omoyele Sowere calls for Nigerians to join a nationwide protest against the judiciary for the prosecution of Dele Farotimi. Dele Farotimi was arrested on the charge of defamation, he defamed the founder of Afe Babalola University, Aare Afe Babalola, in his recent book titled “Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System”.
Farotimi was sent to jail and expected to remain there till the 10th of December. This story touched many Nigerians and now a protest will soon begin for the release of the author. Sowore shares on his media page that the protests will be on the 10th of December. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”.
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