Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, has addressed allegations linking his administration to recent political violence in the state, demanding an impartial investigation into a shooting that left one person injured.
Mbah, in a statement addressed to the people of Enugu State, expressed concern over the violence surrounding a recent political gathering, insisting that anyone found responsible would face the law regardless of political connections.
The governor said his administration had already made its position clear concerning allegations of government involvement in the incident.
“I am deeply concerned by the reports of violence surrounding the recent political gathering in Enugu, particularly the shooting that left a citizen injured,” he stated.
“In furtherance of our preliminary findings regarding the incident, I expect the police to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation.
“Anyone found responsible for these acts will be held accountable through the proper legal process, regardless of their political connections.”
Mbah sympathised with the injured victim, affected families and residents who experienced fear following the incident.
He maintained that every citizen, irrespective of political affiliation, must be allowed to exercise their political rights without intimidation or violence.
The governor also acknowledged concerns about the security situation, assuring residents that protecting lives, upholding the law and ensuring justice without favour remained his administration’s responsibilities.

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