‎Police confirm bomb attacks on Rivers Courts‎

   Rivers state police command has confirmed coordinated attack on the premises of Rivers State High Courts located at Isiokpo, Port Harcourt and Degema. The State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ahmad Muhammed who confirmed the incident in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Monday said an improvised explosive device suspected to be dynamite […]

‎Police confirm bomb attacks on Rivers Courts‎
‎Police confirm bomb attacks on Rivers Courts‎

 

 Rivers state police command has confirmed coordinated attack on the premises of Rivers State High Courts located at Isiokpo, Port Harcourt and Degema.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ahmad Muhammed who confirmed the incident in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Monday said an improvised explosive device suspected to be dynamite was used by the arsonists in the coordinated attacks which destroyed part of the courts buildings as well as important legal documents.

“The Rivers State Police Command wishes to confirm that in the early hours of Monday 02/02/2015 coordinated attacks were launched on judiciary court premises at Degema, Isiokpo and Port Harcourt with explosive devices suspected to be dynamite by unidentified and unpatriotic assailants. Minimal damages were recorded in Port Harcourt and Isiokpo scenes without affecting the court building and documents while at Degema the court building was razed down and documents burnt. No live was lost. Areas are now under Police control while Police Bomb Disposal Unit has commenced discreet investigation in earnest,” the statement said.

Muhammed said the Command has put in place efforts that will lead to the arrest of the actors and sponsors of the attacks and solicited for the cooperation from members of the public to assist the police in the area of volunteering information.

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