Nasarawa Police Debunk False Abduction Reports at St. Peters’ School
The Nasarawa State Police Command refuted claims of student abduction at St. Peters’ Foundation Secondary School in Rukubi, Doma Local Government Area. Police spokesperson Ramhel Nansel clarified the situation, emphasizing that the reports were false and causing unnecessary panic.
School proprietor Peter Ezegwoya also addressed the issue, urging the public to refrain from spreading rumors. The police command issued a statement to set the record straight and assured the public that the alleged kidnapping incident did not occur, urging caution in sharing unverified information.
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