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    PEPT Judgement: Police deploy security to foil violence, caution fake news peddlers

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    The Nigeria Police Force, NPF, has deployed security measures nationwide ahead of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, PEPT, judgement scheduled to be passed on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, to forestall a breakdown of law and order and reiterate its commitment to the protection of lives and properties.

    The NPF also warned mischief makers and political gladiators to be cautious in their actions and utterances, as the Force will not condone activities capable of inciting violence in the course of PEPT judgement.

    Chronicle NG reports that ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, Force PRO, said this on Tuesday in a statement.

    In its bid to fortify the security architecture and forestall any breakdown of law and order across the country as a result of the forthcoming Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, PEPT, judgement scheduled to be passed on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, the Nigeria Police Force has strengthened its deployment across the length and breadth of Nigeria. The police wish to reiterate their commitment to ensuring the safety of lives and property before, during, and after the judgment.

    The NPF has diligently implemented all necessary deployments and security measures during this critical period, as officers and men are fully prepared to maintain order and enforce laws while respecting the rights and freedoms of all citizens.

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    Furthermore, the NPF strongly cautions all individuals, including mischief makers and political gladiators, to be cautious in their actions and statements, as the Force will not condone activities capable of inciting violence or causing a descent into anarchy. It is imperative for all citizens to embrace peace and maintain calm, regardless of their political affiliations, to ensure a peaceful and secure environment.

    The Nigeria Police Force is dedicated to its duty of protecting and serving the Nigerian people and is committed to carrying out these roles with professionalism, impartiality, and utmost dedication. Together, we can ensure a peaceful and secure environment for all during this period.

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