Akwa Ibom CP Azare Urges Peace, Warns Against Violence

On October 7, during the celebration of Customer Service Week at the Akwa Ibom State Command headquarters in Uyo, Commissioner of Police Baba Mohammed Azare issued a warning to residents against engaging in mob action, political violence, and cybercrime. Azare stressed that effective policing is linked to quality public service and urged police personnel to maintain professionalism, fairness, and courtesy in their interactions with the public.
He condemned mob action, stating that no allegation justifies violence against a suspect, as such actions could lead to loss of life and hinder investigations. Azare called on citizens to refrain from taking the law into their own hands and to allow proper investigations to occur.
He also encouraged young people to avoid violence and cybercrime, urging parents and community leaders to guide them positively. Additionally, he advised victims of online fraud to preserve evidence and report incidents to the police while promoting responsible use of digital platforms.
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