state in 2005. The Supreme Court in its judgment directed the Defendant’s National Boundary Commission to settle the dispute between the two states amicably. Based on the said judgment of the Supreme Court, the Boundary Commission, called several stakeholder’s meeting involving their officials and officials of the two State governments without including the Ette Community. A technical Committee was constituted to trace the boundary in the Community and it was discovered that the Ette Community was in Kogi State. After the Kogi State government took full and lawful possession of the Community, some hoodlums came to the Community, harassed and beat up some of its officials, threatened them to pack their luggage out of the Community or face disastrous consequences. The following day, the hoodlums in the company of Police Officers from Enugu state invaded the Community and attacked the members of the community including their King and killed his palace guard. They shot sporadically and destroyed properties. These aggressive attacks led to the displacement of the Community Members since 29th August, 2014 till date and the Nigerian Police have failed to take any action. The members of the community brought this fact to the notice of the Inspector General of Police, the Commissioner of police, Kogi state, National Security Council, Chairman of the Police Service Commission, National 4