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BREAKING: IGP Egbetokun Urges Hunger Protest Organizers To Submit Names, Addresses

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BREAKING: IGP Egbetokun Urges Hunger Protest Organizers To Submit Names, Addresses

We urge all protesters to work with the police, follow the law, and observe global standards for peaceful assembly

Abuja, Nigeria– The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has called on all groups planning to participate in the proposed nationwide protests to submit their details to the Commissioners of Police in their respective states.

Speaking to journalists in Abuja on Friday, Egbetokun said this was to ensure the protest was peaceful.

According to Egbetokun, “We acknowledge the constitutional right of Nigerian citizens to peaceful assembly and protest.

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“In the interest of public safety and order, we urge all groups planning to protest to submit the necessary details to the Commissioner of Police in the state where the protest is planned.”

“To ensure a smooth and incident-free protest, please provide the following information: the proposed protest routes and assembly points, the expected duration of the protest, and the names and contact details of the protest leaders and organizers.”

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He said that the organizers are also expected to provide information on measures to prevent hijacking by criminal elements and key identifiers for isolating potential troublemakers.

The Inspector General of Police stated that providing this information will enable the police to allocate sufficient personnel and resources to ensure public safety.

He also mentioned that the police should be informed about the specific routes and areas of the protest to prevent clashes with other events or activities.

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“Egbetokun’s additional guidelines include establishing clear communication channels with protest leaders to address any concerns or issues that may arise, and minimizing the risk of violence, property damage, or other criminal activity.”

“We urge all protesters to work with the police, follow the law, and observe global standards for peaceful assembly to ensure a safe and effective demonstration of their rights,” he said.

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