Police To Charge 400 Shi’ites To Court For Terrorism

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, has put all magistrates of police on red caution over the exercises of individuals from the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN). 

Police representative Jimoh Moshood, said the chiefs, particularly those confronting likely dangers by the Shi'ites, to manage them definitively as per the law. 

His words: "They are to bargain definitively as per the law with the faction and keep the gathering from causing breakdown of peace in those states," he said. 

Moshood said the IG had coordinated an intensive examination and indictment of the 400 individuals from the organization captured by the police in Abuja on Tuesday. 

The police representative said the suspects would be charged to court for psychological warfare. 

Moshood said the police manager denounced the assault on police staff and the setting on fire of a police vehicle, cautioning that wilderness and unsettling influence of open peace won't be supported. 

"The full weight of the law will be connected on culprits of viciousness and wilderness that can prompt break of the peace, and lawfulness anyplace in the nation," he included. 

The police entreated inhabitants of FCT and different states to be cautious and approach their legal commitment without dread.