During a peace accord signing ceremony held at the state police headquarters in Makurdi, Nwadiogbu emphasized the importance of conducting campaigns without violence. He called for a collective effort among political leaders to maintain decorum and prioritize peace.
The Commissioner underscored the significance of the peace accord, which was signed by representatives from various political parties and candidates, highlighting their commitment to rejecting political violence and respecting the rights of all actors involved.
Nwadiogbu specifically condemned the use of criminal elements to intimidate opponents or disrupt lawful political activities, urging politicians to ensure their supporters act responsibly.
Assuring all parties of the police command’s dedication to impartiality, he affirmed that adequate security would be provided for all lawful political activities throughout the electoral process.
The Commissioner also encouraged stakeholders to maintain effective communication with law enforcement regarding planned rallies and campaigns, stressing that cooperation with security agencies is vital for a successful electoral period.
The peace accord serves as a commitment from all involved to uphold the rule of law and work collaboratively towards credible and peaceful political activities in Benue State.
As the elections approach, the eyes of the public are turned towards political leaders to see if they will adhere to the spirit of the accord and foster an environment free from violence and intimidation.
This proactive stance by the Benue State Police aims to create a safe atmosphere for voters and candidates alike, emphasizing that the focus should remain on peaceful engagement and respect for democratic processes.
The Commissioner’s message resonates with the broader call for integrity and responsibility in Nigeria’s political landscape, as the nation gears up for a crucial electoral phase.
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