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POLICE IN IMO REINFORCES BAN ON FIREWORKS, ENHANCES SECURITY AHEAD OF FESTIVE SEASON.

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Ekwutosblog has reliably gathered that the Nigerian Police Force, Imo State Police Command has reinforced its long-standing prohibition on the sale, use, and distribution of pyrotechnics, commonly referred to as “knockouts” or “bangers,” as part of efforts to ensure public safety during the upcoming Yuletide celebrations. The Command has emphasized that this ban, crucial for preventing accidents, injuries, and fire outbreaks, remains in full force across the state.

In a Press Release issued earlier today, Sunday, December 1, 2024, the Commissioner of Police, CP Aboki Danjuma, warned that individuals or groups found violating this directive will face arrest and prosecution. The Command has pledged to carry out rigorous patrols and enforcement operations to ensure strict adherence to the ban.

CP Danjuma called on residents, event organizers, and business operators to cooperate with the directive and urged the public to report any unauthorized sale or use of pyrotechnics to the nearest police station. The Command expressed gratitude for the continued support and vigilance of citizens in upholding law and order.

In addition to the pyrotechnics ban, the Command assured the public of heightened security measures throughout the festive period. These measures are designed to safeguard lives and property while creating a peaceful environment for holiday celebrations.

The Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Okoye Henry, reiterated the commitment of the Imo State Police Command to maintaining a secure and harmonious atmosphere, urging everyone to prioritize safety during the season.

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