Abia tension : Kaduna police assure there’ll be no reprisal attack
There is palpable fear in Kaduna following a tip off that some youth are gearing up to clampdown on Igbos in the state. Kaduna police commissioner, Agyole Abeh had to convene an emergency meeting with Igbo and Yoruba leaders to douse the tension. He assured that his men are ready to quell any uprisi...
Policeman patrol the street during gubernatorial elections, in Kaduna, Nigeria, Thursday, April 28, 2011. Small crowds of voters nervously cast ballots Thursday in two states in oil-rich Nigeria hit hard by religious rioting that killed at least 500 people following the nation's presidential election. (AP Photo/Sunday Alamba)
There is palpable fear in Kaduna following a tip off that some youth are gearing up to clampdown on Igbos in the state.
Kaduna police commissioner, Agyole Abeh had to convene an emergency meeting with Igbo and Yoruba leaders to douse the tension.
He assured that his men are ready to quell any uprising, and that the state is peaceful and will remain so.
President General of the Igbo community in Kaduna, Chris Nnoli appreciated the peace move and says the group will work with the police to ensure peace is sustained in the state.
There is palpable fear in Kaduna following a tip off that some youth are gearing up to clampdown on Igbos in the state.
