Okehi Chairman Imposes Curfew Before Senator Natasha’s Sallah Rally

Okehi LGA Chairman Enforces Curfew for Security Reasons

Ahead of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s planned Eid celebration rally, the Chairman of Okehi Local Government Area, Amoka Monday, has announced a curfew across the council region to ensure public safety and order.

Government’s Directive on the Curfew

In an official statement, Chairman Amoka revealed that the curfew aligns with instructions from the Kogi State Government and the State Commissioner of Police. He emphasized that the measure aims to maintain law and order.

“This curfew is effective immediately, restricting movement and gatherings in designated areas,” the statement reads.

Enforcement and Penalties

The Chairman further cautioned that individuals found violating the curfew—whether by loitering or gathering in prohibited locations—will face immediate arrest and legal prosecution.

“The security and welfare of our people remain our utmost priority. We will not tolerate any activities that could endanger the peace and stability of our communities,” Amoka declared.

Security Implications and Public Reactions

The curfew has sparked mixed reactions, with some residents expressing concerns over potential restrictions during the festive period, while others commend the government’s proactive approach to maintaining peace. Security agencies have been mobilized to ensure full compliance with the directive.

Conclusion

As the Eid celebrations approach, Okehi LGA authorities urge residents to adhere to the curfew guidelines for their safety. Further updates on security developments will be communicated through official government channels.

Kogi State Government Official Website