Imo state police command has advised Imolites to go about their businesses on Mondays and other days without fear.

The police in a press statement signed by the police PPRO CSP Michael Abattam urged schools and businesses to open on Mondays against the viral letter allegedly pasted by IPOB.

In the light of this, the State Police Command is warning in strong term any person(s) or group under any illegitimate guise, forcing residents of the State to sit-at-home on Mondays and schools not to open.

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Or causing any act that will lead to breakdown of law and order, to desist from such act as the Command will not tolerate such act and anyone caught will be made to face the full wrath of the law.

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 The Command stated that they are, in collaboration with other security agencies and are working assiduously to ensure that, there is no breakdown of law and order in the state.

The Commissioner of Police CP Rabiu Hussaini while commending the residents of the State for their continuous support, advised all and sundry to remain law abiding and be vigilant enough to report any suspicious activities of person(s) to the Police Command or nearest Police station, and urged them to go about their lawful businesses without fear of harassment or molestation from anybody.

More so, he appealed to Imolites to make use of the Command’s emergency numbers in time of distress:08034773600 or 08098880197.

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