Governor Fintiri laments the regrettable clash between police and army in Adamawa

The governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Fintiri, has expressed concern over the violent altercation that broke out in the state between Nigerian Army personnel and police officers.

The state’s Yola North Local Government Area was the target of an attack by some soldiers on Wednesday against the police command headquarters. The incident resulted in the death of Jacob Daniel, a police inspector, which terrified the locals.

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A “emergency security meeting” was organised in response to the development, according to a statement released by Fintiri on Thursday. The meeting’s resolution called for a “commitment to justice and collaboration for the peace of Adamawa and Nigeria.”

The post on his X Twitter said, “Addressed an emergency security meeting in Yola following the regrettable clash between Nigerian Army and Police.”

“The battle around Target Junction has been settled, with a dedication to equity and cooperation for Adamawa and Nigeria’s peace.

“My sympathies to all parties for the loss of one officer. In order to avoid a repeat, we implore moderation.