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    October 1 showdown: We never attacked protesters in Abuja -Police

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    The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has denied attacking the October 1 protesters in Abuja.

    This is contained in a statement by the Police Public Relations Officer, FCT police command, SP Josephine Adeh on Tuesday in Abuja.

    Adeh said the operatives only took proactive measures to prevent looting, adding it was necessary to address the allegation following reports making the rounds that policemen attacked protesters at Utako Market in Abuja earlier Tuesday during the protest.

    She urged the populace to disregard such misleading and mischievous information, stressing that the command was committed to ensuring the safety of the populace in the exercise of their civil rights.




    Earlier reports said police officers on Tuesday fired teargas at protesters during the #FearlessInOctober protest over bad governance in Abuja.

    “The command wishes to categorically debunk the narrative, tagging it completely false and misleading.

    “Acting on intelligence, the operatives only took measures to forestall miscreants who were taking advantage of the protest to loot shops in the market and as a result, extended focus to them.

    “As a responsible agency, we could not stand by and allow traders to be robbed of their hard-earned money and belongings without intervening,” the statement added.

    October 1 showdown: We never attacked protesters in Abuja -Police

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