IG disagrees with CAN over alleged southern kaduna killings
The IG cautioned Nigerians to avoid unnecessary tension which could lead to destruction of lives and property.
Nigeria Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris.
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The Catholic Archdiocese of Kafanchan had alleged that the unrest in Southern Kaduna had claimed over 808 lives, in 53 villages in the area.
But Idris disputed the claim in Abuja on Sunday at the new year dinner organised by the Nigeria Police Force for its personnel.
He stressed the need for religious, community and political leaders to be patriotic in their endeavors for peace to reign in the country.
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He said that Nigerians had no other country than Nigeria, hence the need to do those things that would bring peace and unity to the country.
Idris advised Nigerians to live in peace with one another in spite of religious and ethic differences.
He commended officers and men of the force for their commitment to providing security to all Nigerians across the country.
Idris restated the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to providing adequate security without bias to any section of the country.
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