The attention of the Ebonyi State Police Command has been drawn to a distorted and misleading video in circulation on social media platform that Fulani Herdsmen were being attacked and chased out of Ebonyi State by
THE FULL STATEMENT FROM EBONYI POLICE COMMAND.
AZ:5200/EBS/PPRO/VOL.8/163
3/01/2021
General Manger/Director General
NTA, EBBC, UNITY FM, IPAN
PRESS RELEASE
Fulani Herdsmen are not under attack or being chased out of Ebonyi State, Alhaji ADAMU Peacefully
We at #IPAN strongly condemn this shameless attempt at instigating the Northerners against the people of Ndigbo by a well-known hate group.
— IPAN (@ipannigeria) January 4, 2021
Please disregard this misleading video. We were told that the Fulanis were never forced to leave Ebonyi State. That the man in question, pic.twitter.com/6iVMg3pPEv
The attention of the Ebonyi State Police Command has been drawn to a distorted and misleading video in circulation on social media platform that Fulani Herdsmen were being attacked and chased out of Ebonyi State by
To set the record straight, the Command wishes to state that on the 2nd of January, 2021 one Fulani herdsman Alhaji Adamu residing at Ozibo village in Nkaleke Ichaba/Enyibishiri Community in Ebonyi L.G.A of Ebonyi State decided to relocate with some members of
Alhaji Adamu also informed the village chairman and Ichaba Development Centre Coordinator before his peaceful and Voluntary relocation.
For the avoidance of doubt Alhaji
Therefore, the Command wishes to re-emphasize that before this video the Command have no record of threat to the live of
It may also interest the Public to know that the Fulani community yesterday being 2/01/2020 paid Christmas and new year visit to his Excellency the Executive Governor of
However, the mischief makers and the enemies of the State made a voice record over the video to create panic, mislead the public and misrepresent the peaceful coexistence of the Herders and their host communities in
The Command therefore urges the general public to regard the video as fake, baseless and mischievous and go about their lawful businesses.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police Ebonyi State, *CP Philip Sule Maku psc, fdc*, has ordered full scale investigation
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