This was made known as the Inspector- General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, warned politicians, including serving state executives to refrains from making inflammatory statements capable of endangering the peace and security on the country.
Information gathered also revealed that interrogation of the governor, which lasted for about four hours by men drawn from the Criminal Investigative Department, Force Intelligence Bureau and the IGP monitoring unit, in the instance of the state two deputy commissioner of police and two superintended of police respectively.
The interview and grilled was based on the fact of genocide allegation established by the governor who was squeezed to come up with proof to substantiate his proof.
The areas said to have been concentrated on by the detectives were those of the Federal Government’s genocide to reduce the voting populace of the North, allegation of Boko Haram terrorism and the herdsmen attacks and killings which the governor alleged to be a project pursued by the government for political purposes.
Contacted on the development, Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Frank Mba, confirmed the visit of the Police team to Adamawa State Government House, but noted that the officers were on a fact-finding visit.
Meanwhile, the IG, in a statement by Mba, stressed that inflammatory statements were capable of desecrating the national symbol and identity, and promoting a regime of lawlessness, vowing to visit same with sanctions.
SOURCE VANGUARD