Police says there will be no attack on Boss Mustapha’s hometown

Boko Haram insurgents and bandits attacked Dabna and Kwabre Villages in Dugwaba District of Hong Local Government Area, the hometown of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, according to an online report.

DSP Sulaiman Nguroje, the state’s police spokesman, claimed that the report was false. He claimed that as a result of alleged attacks, the residents of Dabna and Kwabre villages had fled their homes. The SGF is a native of the area.

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“The command received unverified information that people are fleeing some villages as a result of alleged Boko Haram attacks,” according to the statement. “The command received unverified information that people are fleeing some villages as a result of alleged Boko Haram attacks,” according to the statement. Nguroje remarked.

The police command had dispatched anti-terrorism and anti-kidnapping squads, as well as undercover agents, to the area, according to Nguroje. He stated that the police have yet to receive any information from the security operatives in the area.

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“As security personnel, we don’t mess around with any information that has the potential to be dangerous.”

“The command immediately dispatched anti-terrorism squads and intelligence officers to the suspected areas, and no reports of attacks or people fleeing their villages have been received to date.” Nguroje remarked.

The police command also contacted Simon Yakubu, the District Head of Dugwaba, to confirm the online platform’s report. The traditional chief refuted the online platform’s claims.

“When contacted, Simon Yakubu, the Dugwaba District Head, dismissed the online report, calling it “misleading.”

The District Head echoed the police’s statement, saying that people were living peacefully in the villages and celebrating Christmas.

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“The report was written with the intent of misleading and confusing our communities.

“The alleged report comes from an enemy of peace and progress who does not want people to live in peace and harmony with one another,” Yakubu said.

He said he received reports from all of the villages mentioned in the online report indicating that people were going about their daily lives without being bothered.