Police Refutes Attack on Boss Mustapha’s Home Town

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The Police command in Adamawa has denied some online claims that suspected Boko Haram terrorist and bandits have invaded the home town of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Mr Boss Mustapha.

Police Spokesman in the state, DSP Sulaiman Nguroje, said there was no truth in the report that the people of Dabna and Kwabre Villages in Dugwaba District of Hong Council had abandoned their homes as a result of the alleged attacks.

According to Nguroje, undercover agents, anti-terrorism and anti-kidnapping squads have been deployed to the area.

He said so far, there has been no report from the security operatives that the area has been attacked.

His words, “The command received unverified information that people are fleeing from some villages as a result of alleged Boko Haram attacks.

“As security personnel, we do not play with any information that borders on insecurity.

“The command immediately deployed anti-terrorism squad and intelligence officers to the suspected areas and so far there has been no report of attack or people fleeing their villages”.

“Also when contacted, Mr Simon Yakubu, the District Head of Dugwaba, dismissed the online report and described it as “misleading“.

“Yakubu said that people were living peacefully and celebrating Christmas in the villages mentioned in the online report.

“The report is malicious and was intended to mislead and create confusion in our communities.

“The purported report is from the enemy of peace and progress who don’t want to see people living in peace and harmony with one another,“ Yakubu said.

He said reports reaching him from all the villages mentioned in the online report indicated that people were going about their businesses unmolested.

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