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BIAFRA NEWS : Nobody should belong to IPOB, we’ll deal with them – IGP Alkali Baba warns

 

The Inspector-General of Police, Alkali Baba, has said that nobody is expected to be a member of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, because the organisation remains proscribed.

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He said that the government was working towards addressing the issue of kidnapping, armed robbery, banditry and cultism in the north-central, north-west and south-west.

The new police boss spoke in Abuja after he was confirmed by the police council on Friday.

Police council confirms Alkali as IGP

“There are peculiarities, like I said before, in the south-east and south-south, issue of the secessionist agenda championed by IPOB. I also talked about terrorism and religious bigotry in the north-east,” the new IGP said.

“In collaboration with other security agencies, we try to checkmate other forms of lawlessness, criminality and unlawful agitation.

“What is seriously worrisome in the south-east, but it is gradually being checked and results are positive as regards the attacks and killings of security agents and assets belonging to the federal government.

“Our ability to checkmate this lawlessness has improved and we are getting closer to something positive.

“The issue is IPOB is a proscribed organisation and we expect nobody to belong to the IPOB.

“It’s just like me differentiating between an armed robber and a thug. It’s the level of crime that matters. There is no way we can say this is IPOB or a thug, it all depends on the level of crime.”

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