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The Eggon Cultural and Development Association (ECDA) Worldwide, has condemned the gruesome murder of CSP Baba Ali Mohammed, Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Rano, Kano State, and an indigene of Nasarawa State.
The association also called for policy reforms to protect security agencies and civilians against attacks.
This is contained in a statement signed and issued by the ECDA President, Mr Mandy David Abuluya and made available to newsmen in Nassarawa Eggon on Friday.
Abuluya expressed profound sympathy with the deceased family, Aren Eggon, Justice Ahmed Ubangari Alaku ( Rtd) Nasarawa State Government, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), the Nigeria Police Force, and the Eggon nation over the killing.
The association called for an immediate, comprehensive investigation to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure swift justice.
“The brutal assassination of CSP Mohammed demands urgent action,”
“We call on the Inspector General of Police and the Kano State Government to conduct a thorough probe into this heinous crime.
” Those responsible must face the full force of the law to deter future attacks on security personnel.”
The ECDA emphasized that protecting law enforcement officers from mob violence and criminal elements is a non-negotiable duty of government.
” We urge police authorities to provide adequate compensation to CSP Mohammed’s family, including full educational support for his children through university graduation.
“This gestur will honour his sacrifice and reassure security personnel that their service is valued.
” The ECDA connected the killing to broader national challenges,” the statement said.
According to the statement “This tragedy mirrors the murder of Bako Angbashim, DPO of Ahoada in Rivers State, Eggon son and Nasarawa State indigene.
” If those sworn to protect us are not safe, what hope remains for ordinary citizens?,” the statement added.
The association further called for policy reforms to address root causes of violence, including youth unemployment, ethnocentrism, and religious bigotry.
“Government must prioritize programmes that reduce social unrest and create inclusive stability. Without tackling these issues, such atrocities will persist.”Abuluya said
The ECDA President demanded all tiers of government to fulfill their constitutional duty to protect both security agents and civilians:
” Nigeria’s safety hinges on securing its protectors. We urge immediate action to prevent further bloodshed,” the Statement further said.
It would be reported that recently , CSP Muhammad Ali, the DPO of Rano Division in Kano State was attacked by youths leading to his death in hospital.
