Akwa Ibom Police Urge Verification of Information to Ensure Peace

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has cautioned residents, political actors, and social media users against disseminating false information and fabricated narratives that could jeopardize peace and security in the state. In a statement released by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Timfon John, the command expressed concern over the rising misinformation regarding recent events.
They warned that such narratives could confuse the public, incite hostility, and threaten the existing peace in Akwa Ibom. The police urged all stakeholders to verify information before publication and to refrain from presenting speculation or hearsay as facts.
While affirming their commitment to protecting citizens' rights, including freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, the command stressed that these rights must be exercised responsibly. DSP Timfon John stated that the police would not tolerate deliberate falsehoods or incitement that could undermine public peace, reiterating the Nigeria Police Force's dedication to maintaining order and preventing crime.
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