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Oct 11, 20172 min read

Police refute rumour of illicit Army vaccination in schools

Police refute rumour of illicit Army vaccination in schools
Galaxy TV · Local News desk · Lagos

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The Anambra state police command has debunked rumor making rounds, suggesting that some persons on soldier uniforms invaded schools in Anambra injecting monkey pox to scholars.


The Anambra State Police Command  wishes to inform the general Public and Ndi-Anambra that the rumour/false story being spread is falsehood.

In a press statement issued and sign by the police public relations officer, ASP Nkiru Nwode the command said, it is pertinent to note that it is a routine medical outreach by the military.

It is difficult to understand what the people who spread such false story will gain in this evil story which is aimed at truncating the peace of Ndi-Anambra and education of the children. 

However, the Command wishes to assure the general public and Ndi-Anambra of their safety at all times and to disregard such story, debunk it as hard as they could.

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