A 24‑hour curfew has been imposed on Lamurde Local Government Area in Adamawa State, Nigeria, following a resurgence of communal violence on Sunday evening. The curfew takes immediate effect and was announced by the state government in an effort to restore peace and prevent further escalation of the conflict.
According to a statement issued by Hussaini Hammangabdo, Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor, the curfew is intended to enable security agencies to mobilize quickly to the affected communities and restore order. The governor has directed security operatives to move into the area without delay and restore peace.
The communal clash that broke out on Sunday evening has raised concerns about the safety and security of residents. The state government has appealed to residents to remain law‑abiding and cooperate with security personnel as efforts continue to stabilize the situation. It has also urged residents to report any suspicious activities to the authorities and to cooperate with officials in maintaining peace and order.
The imposition of the curfew is the latest attempt by the state government to address recurring communal violence in the area. The government has pledged to take all necessary measures to protect lives and property and to prevent further outbreaks of violence. The situation in Lamurde Local Government Area is being closely monitored by the state government and security agencies, with a view to finding a lasting solution to the communal conflicts.
The curfew will be reviewed as necessary, and residents are advised to comply with the directives of security personnel to ensure their safety. The state government reiterates its commitment to protecting the lives and property of all residents and to promoting peace and stability in the state.
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