The online report on alleged Fulani invasion was force and that there is no such place in Kogi State
Kogi State Police Command has denied the video trending online that over 500 buses and passengers parked on the road as a result of blockage of two trailers by alleged Fulani gunmen barricading and kidnapped about seven buses into the forest.
The Command in a statement issued on Friday by SP William Ovye Aya, Police Public Relations Officer state that the command wish to state unequivocally that, the statement is not only the figment of the imagination of the author but totally false, malicious and highly mischievous.
Kogi Police Dispel Rumoured of Viral Voice Video Alleging Fulani Invasion on Abuja-Lokoja Road (+ Video). pic.twitter.com/LbsJiIDmSi
— Yahaya Idris (@Globaltimesnig) June 10, 2022
The incident as alleged did not happened in Kogi State and such was not reported anywhere in the State.
The author ought to have mentioned the specific location where the purported incident happened, rather than being vague.
More so, no indication of when the said incident occurred. Situation reports have been received from Area Commanderbut s, DPOs, Tactical Commanders, other security agencies, no such incident recorded in the State
Consequently, the Commissioner of Police urges all peace-loving citizens of Kogi State and the country at large to discountenance such mischievous information trending on social me,dia and go about their lawful businesses and activities please.
