Governor Fintiri Imposes 24-Hour Curfew on Lamurde Local Government Area

Governor Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State imposed a 24-hour curfew on Lamurde Local Government Area with immediate effect on Sunday. The decision came in response to renewed violent attacks and breaches of peace in the communities of Tshobo and Bwatiye.

Background of the Violence

Tensions escalated in the affected communities prior to the governor’s announcement. Residents reported clashes between groups in Tshobo and Bwatiye, though specific details regarding casualties or property damage remained unclear at press time. The violence disrupted daily activities and threatened the security of residents in the local government area.

Official Statement and Curfew Details

Governor Fintiri announced the security measure through his official channels. He stated that the curfew applied to the entire Lamurde Local Government Area and took effect immediately.

The governor directed security agencies to enforce the curfew strictly. He also urged residents to comply with the order to restore peace and prevent further escalation of violence.

Government Response and Security Measures

Security agencies received orders to deploy personnel throughout the local government area. Checkpoints were established to monitor movement and enforce the restrictions. The governor emphasized that the curfew aimed to protect lives and property while authorities addressed the underlying causes of the conflict.

Appeal for Peace

Governor Fintiri called on community leaders and residents to cooperate with security forces. He stressed the importance of dialogue in resolving disputes and preventing future outbreaks of violence.”

Let me call on the people of the state, especially residents of Lamurde Local Government Area, to remain calm and law-abiding,” Governor Fintiri stated.He added, “Security agencies have been directed to enforce the curfew and ensure that peace returns to the affected communities.”

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