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Kogi Police Arrest Suspected Anti-Buhari Campaigners

Kogi Police Arrest Suspected Anti-Buhari Campaigners
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Two Buhari Must Go campaigners arrested in Kogi

Daily Post Nigeria Published Two anti Buhari protesters have been arrested by the Kogi State Command of the Nigerian Police Force. DAILY POST gathered that the two persons were caught at about 2:30am while carrying out smear campaign against President Mohammadu Buhari in Lokoja, the Kogi State Capital. It was further learnt that they were painting buildings and carrying posters with the inscription that “Buhari Must Go” Confirming the incident, the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, Ayuba Edeh told DAILY POST that while the people have the right to protest, it must be done lawfully without inciting the public. According to him, the young men could not have been protesting at the wee hours of the night, just as he stressed that painting walls, buildings and pasting anti Buhari posters can not be termed as peaceful protest.

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Kogi govt, police differ over arrest of anti-Buhari protesters in Lokoja

Kogi govt, police differ over arrest of anti-Buhari protesters in Lokoja On By Boluwaji Obahopo The Kogi State government has contradicted the Nigeria Police over the arrest of protesters campaigning against President Muhammadu Buhari in Lokoja the state capital. While the State Commissioner of Police, Ayuba Edeh, has confirmed the arrest of two of the protesters caught at the wee hours of the night carrying out smear campaign against President Mohammadu Buhari in Lokoja, the state government said it was the youths of the state who apprehended the protesters and handed them over to the police. The state commissioner for Information and Communication, Mr. Kingsley in a statement made available to newsmen in Lokoja said those arrested were brought in from the neighbouring Benue State.

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Kogi Hoodlums Torture Buhari-Must-Go Protesters, State Govt Supports Assault On Campaigners

Kogi Hoodlums Torture Buhari-Must-Go Protesters, State Govt Supports Assault On Campaigners
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Kogi Government, Police Commissioner Responsible For Attack On Protesters Not Youths, Activist Says

Kogi Government, Police Commissioner Responsible For Attack On Protesters Not Youths, Activist Says The political rights activist said he can authoritatively confirm that the protesters were arrested by the police who handed them over to the thugs, who physically assaulted them. by SaharaReporters, New York Apr 05, 2021 A political rights activist in Kogi State, Austin Okai, has debunked claims that youths descended on two middle-aged protesters who were pasting Buhari-Must-Go posters in Lokoja, the Kogi State capital. Okai alleged that the state governor, Yahaya Bello and the state commissioner of police, Ede Ayuba, sponsored thugs to attack the protesters, stating that the police commissioner aided Governor Yahaya Bello in legalising thuggery and destroying the social fabric of the state.

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