The Yobe State Police Command has raised an alarm over the increasing spread of misinformation regarding security situations within the state. In a statement delivered by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Dungus Abdulkarim, it was emphasized that circulating false information can incite panic, disturb public peace, and jeopardize the safety of residents.
According to the statement, the negative impact of such misinformation extends to various areas of community life, including businesses, social events, and general harmony within neighborhoods. The Police warned that individuals who deliberately spread false information with the intent to disrupt public peace may face legal consequences, as it constitutes a breach of security laws. “Spreading misleading news that leads to panic or public unrest is an offense punishable by law,” SP Abdulkarim stated.
Furthermore, the Command advised the public to exercise caution when disseminating information on social media platforms or any other communication channels. They encouraged people to verify news through official sources before sharing it, helping to prevent unnecessary alarm and promoting a more secure environment.
By fostering collaboration and ensuring responsible information sharing, the Yobe State Police believe that a safer and more peaceful environment can be created for all citizens in the region.
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