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Police: Anybody that wants to disrupt election should be ready to die

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
March 17, 2023
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African Union to deploy 90-strong observer mission for Nigeria’s elections, by Stanley Ugagbe

Nigeria Police have warned individuals and groups that plan to disrupt tomorrow’s governorship and state assembly elections.

While issuing the warning while addressing officers of the state command at Police Officers’ Mess recently in Umuahia, Abia State, ,” the deputy inspector general of police in charge of the South-East, John Amadi said: “Anybody that wants to disrupt the system should be ready to die, and anybody that wants to die should come out and disrupt the system. If you love your life, keep away, cast your vote, go home and wait for the result.”

Amadi also urged the Abia electorate to ignore any threat to stop the elections and reassured them that the polls would take place as scheduled.

He said: “On behalf of the inspector general of police and the management team, I assure you that there would not be any infractions. I can assure you that we are ready. We belong to Nigerians, and this is the time to make everybody know that our primary responsibility is to protect lives and property. We have assured Nigerians and the South-East that nobody should entertain any fears.”

Amadi noted that the police “are there to protect the system” and anybody that wants to “put himself into problem or involve in thuggery would have himself to blame.”

He added: “Anybody that wants to snatch ballot boxes or disrupt the elections will be promptly dealt with. We have deployed our men to dominate all the areas that we think that trouble would erupt from. So we are sounding a note of warning to criminals and non-state agents that we would not tolerate anything that would not allow the people to cast their vote and choose who they want to represent them.”

While assuring the safety of visitors to the state, including election monitors and observers, he said: “We also assure you that INEC officials and materials must be adequately protected.”

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