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APC: North-West governor colluding with bandits to sponsor criminal activities

Robby Akeju by Robby Akeju
December 17, 2020
in Breaking News, News
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) has urged security agencies to investigate an intelligence report linking a North-West governor to banditry, abductions and other violent crimes in the zone.
Mr Yekini Nabena, APC Acting Deputy National Publicity Secretary gave the charge in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.
Nabena, who did not name the governor, said that the increased spate of banditry in the area was politically motivated.
He added that the development was not unconnected with the alleged sponsorship of banditry and other violent crimes by the said governor.
“Our security agencies have intelligence reports linking one of the North-West governors of colluding with bandits to sponsor violent and criminal activities in the zone.
“I wont give details because of the sensitive and security nature of the issue.
“However, relevant security agencies must as a mater of urgency investigate the report and determine its veracity, human lives is not what we should play political chess games with.
“We must shun enemies of the country, including the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who seek political gains from issues of insecurity,” he said.
Nabena stressed that security agencies must also be alerted to plots to further destabilise the North-West sub region.
Nabena cautioned PDP against politicising the issue.

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