Determined to keep FCT-Abuja residents safe and secure under the watch of CP, Miller Dantawaye , FCT police commissioner, the Federal Capital Territory Police Command has intensified security strategies with investigations and dismissing reports alleging that suspected bandits issued a threat letter to attack communities in the territory.According to a press statement from the FCT Command, Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, disclosed that speculations went rife on March 15 and 16, 2026, claiming that suspected bandits had sent a letter through a student of a private school in Kungaboku Community, threatening to attack the village and the neighbouring Paze community.SP Jose Adeh stated that according to the reports, the alleged threat was mentioned to be in revenge for the killing of a bandit commander during a recent security operation executed by the police Anti-Kidnapping Unit in a joint operation with personnel of the 7 Guards Battalion of the Guards Brigade.The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, stressed on Monday that, the police had discovered during investigations that the letter did not originate from bandits but from individuals seeking to instil fear in the affected communities.
Josephine Adeh reiterates that the Command has also deployed personnel in and around the communities in question to stamp out possible attacks in reassuring residents of their safety and the Command’s commitment to the protection of lives and property across the Federal Capital Territory.
Without fail, Adeh urges residents of FCT to be vigilant and security conscious always, whilst calling on them to urgently report suspicious persons or movemets through the police emergency lines.
Earlier, the FCT Command, Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, emphasized the Police resolve to protecting lives and property across the Federal Capital Territory.
FCT Police Command’s Emergency Lines: 08032003913, 08061581938