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Ortom appeals for calm, directs security to restore order

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
January 13, 2018
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Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State,  on Saturday, appealed to protesters in some parts of Makurdi, the state capital, to remain calm and directed security operatives to restore order.

Makurdi residents took to the streets in peaceful protest, over the killings in Guma and Logo local Government councils.

Ortom made the call in a statement  by his Special Adviser on Media and ICT, Mr Tahav Agerzua, in Makurdi.

The governor strongly condemned the protests in some parts of the state capital and directed all security operatives, especially the Commissioner of Police,  Mr Bashir Makama, to ensure restoration of order in the affected areas.

“The governor appeals to residents to remain calm and report any breach of peace to security agencies for necessary action.

“The state has suffered too much losses in terms of human lives and property and cannot afford another round of crisis.

“The Police should arrest those who cause trouble whoever they are, investigate the causes of the protests, and prosecute those responsible for breach of the peace,” Ortom directed.

He assured Benue people that efforts would be intensified with the collaboration of the relevant security agencies to restore peace and order to all parts of the state.

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