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Police warn towards pretend information over Unguwan Yero incident

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DSP Mansir Hassan, Police Public Relations Officer, Kaduna State Command, in a press release on Wednesday, warned towards circulation of faux information on the social media.

“The attention of the Kaduna State Police Command has been drawn to a video circulating on social media alleging a religious clash in Unguwan Yero, Kaduna,” the assertion stated.

The command additional clarified that the incident was not a spiritual battle however a conflict between youths from the identical group, including that the state of affairs was promptly addressed and is presently below management.

It stated ample safety personnel have been deployed to the realm whereas vital measures are being taken to maintain peace and forestall a recurrence, simply as investigation has additionally commenced into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

It stated the commissioner of police has cautioned members of the general public towards spreading unverified info, sensational stories or deceptive narratives able to creating pointless stress and inciting violence.

Residents had been urged to train restraint and embrace mutual tolerance and peaceable coexistence, no matter their variations.

The command reassured residents that Kaduna State remained peaceable and that every one vital safety measures are in place to guard lives and property, including that anybody who makes an attempt to disrupt the present peace shall be handled decisively in accordance with the regulation.

Members of the general public had been suggested to stay calm, go about their lawful actions and report any suspicious actions or safety issues to the closest police station.

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