ISWAP Terrorists Didn’t Invade FCT Community – Police

The FCT Police Command has denied reports that the terrorist organization ISWAP had infiltrated the nation’s capital city.
The Commissioner of Police, FCT Police Command, was represented in the statement by the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Josephine Adeh, who called recent media reports of an alleged invasion “erroneous” and “misleading.” reassuring the community to remain calm and go about their daily business.

The most recent of them is a false report that has been spreading through several media outlets, which claims that ISIS militants invaded a journalist for the Defense Department’s home in Karshi while yelling war cries.

“The report is false on every level, as the aforementioned journalist denied all emphasized passages that had been erroneously magnified to represent an invasion by terrorists. 

Additionally, preliminary research reveals that nothing of the sort occurred in the aforementioned region or the FCT as a whole. 

Therefore, residents are reminded to carry out their legal obligations without fear of harassment or molestation of any form or from any source, it stated.

The Territorial Security has recently reviewed the current Security Architecture, refactored problems, and offered relevant answers to the developing dynamics of crime and criminality in the Territory, according to DSP Adeh.

The Command also disclosed that it has documented multiple gunrunner arrests, shut down narcotics trafficking lines, and apprehended offenders.

The Command also disclosed that it has documented multiple gunrunner arrests, shut down narcotics trafficking lines, and apprehended offenders.

With the aforementioned, it was also stated that “the detection and demolition of impending criminal hideouts and execution of a general security sweep from the city centers to the suburbs have been obvious.”

Residents were reassured of the police command’s unwavering dedication to reducing crime and criminality, and police commissioner Cp Babaji Sunday psc urged the people to always confirm news before spreading it.

In order to swiftly report suspicious or irregular behaviors, he highlighted the importance of making the following channels of complaint of the command as accessible as possible: 08032003913, 08061581938, 07057337653, and 08028940883.