Police Arrest Suspect Over False Terror Video in Abuja

The Nigeria Police Force issued a statement on April 10, 2026, to clarify that a viral video alleging an imminent terrorist attack in Abuja is entirely false and misleading. The police described the video as a deliberate attempt to create panic and misinformation regarding the security situation in the Federal Capital Territory.
Preliminary investigations indicated that the content was designed to incite fear and undermine public confidence in national security. Following intelligence gathering and digital forensic analysis, the police arrested Pam Joseph, who is linked to the creation and dissemination of the video.
The police emphasized that while citizens have the right to freedom of expression, this does not extend to spreading misinformation that could disrupt public peace. They urged the public to verify information before sharing and warned against actions that could trigger unnecessary panic.
Joseph remains in custody and will face charges upon the conclusion of ongoing investigations.
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