Benue Police Command Signs Peace Accord for Elections

On September 15, 2026, the Benue State Police Command convened political party leaders, candidates, and security agencies in Makurdi to sign a Peace Accord aimed at ensuring peaceful political activities during the electoral period. This initiative was communicated through a statement by DSP Orchia Peter Aondongu, Police Public Relations Officer, on September 16, 2026.
The event included state chairmen of political parties, candidates, and representatives from various security agencies. Commissioner of Police, CP Cletus C.
N. Nwadiogbu, urged participants to promote peaceful campaigns and warned against the recruitment of political thugs and cult groups to intimidate opponents.
The signed Peace Accord reflects a commitment to reject political violence and respect the rights of all political actors. The Commissioner assured that the Police Command would maintain professionalism and provide adequate security for lawful political activities, encouraging effective communication with security agencies regarding planned events.
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