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Get Set For Tough Response From Defence, Security Forces Over South East Killings, Buhari Tells Perpetrators

President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned what he called “wild, barbarous and wanton killings of innocent people” in the South-East as well as the other parts of the country.

The President, who spoke in a statement on Wednesday issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, warned the perpetrators of the “deeply distressing” acts to expect “tough response” from the security forces.

Presidency Buhari, who also cautioned against any knee-jerk reactions and the creation of panic, disruption of lives and livelihoods and retaliatory violence following the viral videos of the alleged killings of non-indigenes allegedly by the Eastern Security Network (ESN) and the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), said security agencies are now verifying the factuality and veracity of the claims that accompanied the horrid pictures being circulated.

It further called on all citizens to avoid hasty steps or conclusions that could exacerbate the situation, urging them to keep to allow the law to take its proper course.

The statement also cautioned the public against the indiscriminate sharing of posts on Social Media so as to deny vested interests who seek to divide us and create disturbance the chance to do so.

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