The FCT Police has condemned the clash between the National Association of Nigerian Students(NANS) faction presidents in Abuja on Monday.
Factional clash among the members of the NAN is what the government should look into to eradicating the seasonal clash that claim the lives of the members.
The PUNCH had on December 1 and 2, 2023, reported how a NANS faction stormed the National Hospital, Abuja on Friday, December 1, to attack two injured members of another faction who were undergoing treatment following injuries sustained during an earlier clash between the factions
The Federal Capital Territory Police Command on Tuesday said it has commenced an investigation into the recent attacks and counterattacks launched by the factional leaders of the NANS
According to PunchNews reported that "Reacting to the development, the FCT PPRO, SP Adeh, said the police were ensuring that there is no disruption of peace being enjoyed by residents of the territory while promising to communicate further development"
“The FCT police command is aware of the news making rounds about the recent attacks and counterattacks launched by the factional NANS leaders against one another in the Federal Capital Territory and therefore wishes to state that the police command has commenced an investigation into the matter."
“The command is ensuring no disruption of peace being enjoyed by residents is allowed. Further development would be communicated.”
Although, none of the two factional presidents is picking calls or responding to text messages, we pray they are safe wherever they are.
Speaking with the Former National President of NANS on phone today, Comrade Asefo in his statement told All Campus Show correspondence "I was not in Abuja before the incident but I got back to Abuja around past 5 in the evening before I heard about it and I put a call through to the police then this morning, I was at the commissioner of Police as well as the DSS office" Former NANS president concluded