THE governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Fintiri, has stated that the violent altercation that broke out in the state between Nigerian Army personnel and police officers is regrettable.
Yesterday, several soldiers stormed the state’s police command headquarters in Yola North Local Government Area. The incident resulted in the death of a police inspector, Jacob Daniel, sending neighbors into a frenzy.
In response to the occurrence, Fintiri stated in a statement today that an “emergency security meeting” was held over the clash, with the meeting’s resolution calling for “commitment to justice and collaboration for the peace of Adamawa and Nigeria.”
“Addressed an emergency security meeting in Yola following the regrettable clash between Nigerian Army and Police,” the post on his X handle read.
“The conflict near Target Junction has been resolved, with a commitment to justice and collaboration for the peace of Adamawa and Nigeria.
“My condolences for the loss of one officer from both sides. We urge restraint to prevent a recurrence.”
