Breaking: Police Arrests Suspect For Instigating Violence in Plateau State




From Aviashima Toom, Abuja 

SAHEL ReportersNews: The Nigerian Police Force has apprehended one Suleiman Yakubu, a 34-year-old resident of Jos North, for inciting violence in plateau State.

Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi stated this on Tuesday in a press briefing in Abuja 

According to him, a video recently went viral on TikTok, where an individual incited violence against state critical infrastructures, law enforcement agencies, and private individuals in Plateau State, in connection with the planned nationwide protest. 

He explained that, the video, originating from a TikTok account identified as "Dan_Mallam68," showed the suspect provocatively urging the public to attack petrol stations, security operatives, and destroy critical state and private infrastructures.

He said Upon receiving the information, the Nigeria Police Force in Plateau State, with support from relevant stakeholders, traced the suspect's location to Ahmadu Bello Way were he was arrested .

During interrogation, Mr. Yakubu confessed to being the individual in the viral video but has not been able to explain his motivation for such statements with severe criminal implications. "He is currently in police custody as we continue our investigations". He added

"In light of the planned nationwide protest, we have received credible intelligence indicating that certain individuals are planning to infiltrate the protest and cause chaos. It is crucial for the leaders and organizers of the protest to interface with the police, providing us with vital information such as contact details for ease of communication, locations, routes, and schedules. 

"This collaboration will enable us to deploy our personnel effectively, ensuring the safety and security of all participants and the general public.

"It is imperative to emphasize that the Nigeria Police will not tolerate any attempts by mischief-makers to destabilize the country or incite violence. We remain committed to maintaining peace and order and urge everyone to exercise their right to protest responsibly and within the bounds of the law". He stated

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