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Akwa Ibom Police Command Warns Against Unauthorized Political Rallies

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March 23, 2026 2 Min Read
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By Patrick Titus, Uyo

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has said that it will arrest and prosecute any group that holds political rally in the state without obtaining permission from the Command.

This order, police said becomes necessary for the sake of peace and public safety, just as information received by the command has revealed a plan to organize two million-man rallies in the state in support a presidential candidate by a group known as the Village Boys Movement.

Another by the Renewed Hope Ambassadors Group. Both rallies are slated for Saturday, 28th March 2026, in Uyo. Police stated in a statement by DSP Timfon John, who is the Public Relations Officer of the C⁸8ommand.

“While it is noteworthy that the Command received a written application from the Renewed Hope Ambassadors Group for the proposed rally, the Village Boys Movement rally is only being circulated on social media without any formal notification to the Police.

“However, in the interest of peace, public safety and fairness, the Command unequivocally states that it has NOT granted permission for any of these rallies. The organizers and intended participants are hereby warned that proceeding with these unauthorized gatherings will attract immediate intervention by law enforcement agencies.

“Given the current security situation in the country, it is absolutely vital that all political activities comply with the timelines and guidelines set forth by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Political campaigns can only commence within the designated periods specified by INEC. No political activity, including rallies, is permitted outside the official schedule,” DSP John stated.

“The Akwa Ibom State Police Command will not tolerate any actions capable of threatening public peace and security. Any group or individual found organizing or participating in unauthorized rallies will face legal consequences, including possible arrest and prosecution. The Police will take all necessary steps to maintain law and order and ensure the safety of all residents.

“The Command therefore urges the organizers of these rallies to cease any further planning until proper authorization is obtained from the Police. This serves as a firm and final warning. Any attempt to bypass the law will not be tolerated, and the full weight of the law will be applied”, the Command warned further.

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command remains committed to ensuring a peaceful and secure environment for all residents. It concluded.

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