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Police Don arrest one Female Students After Assault Video From Plateau Go Viral.

Lydia EDEH by Lydia EDEH
August 29, 2026
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Police Don arrest one Female Students After Assault Video From Plateau Go Viral.

Police for Plateau State don arrest some female students of Federal University of Education, Pankshin, after one video wey show dem allegedly dey beat and attack another female student don spread for social media.

According to police, di incident happen for Pankshin Local Government Area, and as soon as di Commissioner of Police, Ayodeji Faniyan, hear about di viral video, e order di Area Commander for Pankshin make e move immediately and arrest anybody wey dem suspect say e take part for di attack. Police spokesperson SP Alfred Alabo say di students go later move go State Criminal Investigation Department (State CID) for further investigation.

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Police say dem still dey investigate wetin really cause di fight and di exact role wey each person play for di incident. After dem finish investigation, di suspects fit face court if police gather enough evidence against dem. Authorities don also warn say people no suppose use violence take settle disagreement or punish anybody by themselves.

Di Plateau Police Command don strongly condemn jungle justice, violence and di act of recording or uploading violent attacks for social media. Police warn say apart from di physical assault, recording and spreading violent content fit also expose people to additional criminal or cybercrime charges, depending on wetin investigation show.

Police don appeal to youths and residents make dem stop taking law into their own hands. Instead, anybody wey get problem or see criminal activity suppose report am to police or another authorized security agency so proper investigation and justice fit follow.

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