Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has expressed anger over an attack on Mike Okiro Police Station located along Umuahia-Uzoakoli Road, close to Ubani market, insisting that perpetrators will not go unpunished, ABN TV report.

In a statement on Sunday, the governor through the Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu announced that the attack which occurred around 9:45am on Sunday was allegedly carried out by unidentified arsonists who came in a hummer bus, 2 Sienna mini vans and 3 motorcycles.

He added that while two vehicles, two motorcycles, stationeries, and office equipment inside the police station were set on fire, there were no human casualties or loss of weapons.

The Commissioner added that the station was deemed vulnerable to attacks following evaluation of security review of credible intelligence, leading to evacuation of personnel 3 weeks earlier.

The governor insisted that there will be no hiding place for anyone responsible for attacks on security agents of facilities, warning that attacks on police personnel portends a grave danger to the entire citizenry.

The release partly reads, "The Government of Abia State condemns in its totality the attacks on security agents and facilities across the country and warn those responsible for those in Abia that they will certainly not escape the long arm of the law as our security architecture in the State is robust enough to bring them to justice.

"Attacks on security agents, particularly men of the Nigeria Police Force, constitute danger to everyone in our society and we call on citizens and leaders to come together and work to end such needless and mindless acts immediately.

"Those who feel aggrieved must find peaceful means of ventilating their grievances and agitating for redress as provided for in our constitution rather than take the laws into their hands.

"Law-abiding members of the public are advised to maintain vigilance and go about their normal businesses but ensure they return home before the curfew hours of 8.00pm to 6.00am as Abia State Government led by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, PhD, will not spare any resource in ensuring the safety of all citizens and visitors alike to the State, as well as bring criminal elements to justice swiftly.

"Meanwhile, all relevant agencies involved in enforcing the curfew are requested to continue to exempt members of the public on essential duties including medical personnel, journalists, men of the fire service, with their properly identified vehicles, etc."

Source: https://abntv.com.ng/2021/05/ikpeazu-spits-fire-as-gunmen-attack-abia-police-station-burn-vehicles-others/

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Ikpeazu the dragon

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Are the police unable to defend themselves?

Story storyyy......


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I thought the vanguard newspaper reported that there was no attack on the police station.

Spitting fire on inferno will only make matters worst.
Continue Mr Governor

Spitting fire or just blowing hot air?

when did he become a dragon?

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Take decisive action instead of spitting fire all the time when you are not Sango

According to the IPOB senator "it's an outsiders job meant to desecrate Igbo land". Tufiakwa!

"I've heard talk of 'unknown' gun men. Do you in all sincerity believe they are unknown gun men? Are you not aware that it is our brothers that are doing that? Are you willing to accept that truth?

Which leads me to ask: How can a people self immolate, kill their brothers, sisters and parents and destroy their common public and even private properties, simply because they want to make a point or to make Buhari look worse that he already is or to blame the Fulani and others? How sensible is that? Who cuts his own nose in order to spite his face?
Who draws the enemy to a fight in his father's compound? If not a prodigal son.

How many of those policemen killed in the South East are non Igbos?" - Dr Uche Diala

Rushing into this thread to see the fire he spat only to discover empty threat. Am disappointed

Some Igbos will hail the arsonist UGM, while some other Igbos will blame DSS and Fulanis. Confused lot.

I'm sure criminals are scared of incompetent politicians spitting fire

Na wa ooo. So police men can’t even defend themselves anymore..... since they turned all of them to traffic wardens.

Fight back and defend your territory or resign and be like us.

Why GOT no use ikpeazu as the dragon all this while... since he can spit fire

Metrix147:
Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has expressed anger over an attack on Mike Okiro Police Station located along Umuahia-Uzoakoli Road, close to Ubani market, insisting that perpetrators will not go unpunished, ABN TV report.

In a statement on Sunday, the governor through the Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu announced that the attack which occurred around 9:45am on Sunday was allegedly carried out by unidentified arsonists who came in a hummer bus, 2 Sienna mini vans and 3 motorcycles.

He added that while two vehicles, two motorcycles, stationeries, and office equipment inside the police station were set on fire, there were no human casualties or loss of weapons.

The Commissioner added that the station was deemed vulnerable to attacks following evaluation of security review of credible intelligence, leading to evacuation of personnel 3 weeks earlier.

The governor insisted that there will be no hiding place for anyone responsible for attacks on security agents of facilities, warning that attacks on police personnel portends a grave danger to the entire citizenry.

The release partly reads, "The Government of Abia State condemns in its totality the attacks on security agents and facilities across the country and warn those responsible for those in Abia that they will certainly not escape the long arm of the law as our security architecture in the State is robust enough to bring them to justice.

"Attacks on security agents, particularly men of the Nigeria Police Force, constitute danger to everyone in our society and we call on citizens and leaders to come together and work to end such needless and mindless acts immediately.

"Those who feel aggrieved must find peaceful means of ventilating their grievances and agitating for redress as provided for in our constitution rather than take the laws into their hands.

"Law-abiding members of the public are advised to maintain vigilance and go about their normal businesses but ensure they return home before the curfew hours of 8.00pm to 6.00am as Abia State Government led by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, PhD, will not spare any resource in ensuring the safety of all citizens and visitors alike to the State, as well as bring criminal elements to justice swiftly.

"Meanwhile, all relevant agencies involved in enforcing the curfew are requested to continue to exempt members of the public on essential duties including medical personnel, journalists, men of the fire service, with their properly identified vehicles, etc."

Source: https://abntv.com.ng/2021/05/ikpeazu-spits-fire-as-gunmen-attack-abia-police-station-burn-vehicles-others/

So a Governor is now the one to fish out criminals instead of the police? OK nah

lol

APC government trying so hard to destabilize south east but, God will not allow them.

Issorait

I'm speechless.

No photo of him spitting fire?�

This gun men sha the worry oh

Ok