Benue Police Chief Cletus Nwadiogbu Urges Peaceful Campaigns

Cletus Nwadiogbu, the Commissioner of Police for Benue State, issued a warning to political parties and candidates against the recruitment of thugs and cult members during campaign activities. This warning was articulated during a meeting with political party chairmen, candidates, and security agency representatives at a peace accord signing ceremony held at the state police headquarters in Makurdi.
The peace accord aims to foster peaceful political activities and ensure security throughout the electoral process. Nwadiogbu urged political leaders to ensure their supporters act peacefully and responsibly, specifically cautioning against the use of political thugs and criminal elements to intimidate opponents.
The peace accord was signed by participating political parties and candidates, affirming their commitment to reject political violence and cooperate with security agencies. The Commissioner assured that the Police Command would maintain professionalism and impartiality in providing security for lawful political activities and encouraged stakeholders to communicate effectively with security agencies regarding planned political events.
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