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Maiduguri Explosions: Don’t panic, Police urge residents

The Police in Borno has called on residents to remain and law abiding following series of explosions in Maiduguri metropolis on Saturday morning.

Nigerian Police officers.

He allayed fears over impending Boko Haram insurgents attack in the town, saying that there is no threat in the explosion.

Owing to the sound of heavy gunfire heard this morning around Maiduguri Metropolis, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Damian Chukwu, wishes to inform members of the public that there is no attack in any part of Maiduguri, hence no threat to public peace and order.

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The gunfire were not targeted at members of the public but was for security purposes.

Edet called on voters in the state to come out en mass to vote for candidates of their choice and reiterated the commitments of police and security agencies to ensure peaceful, fair and free elections.

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