Group Demands Tinubu Remove Officials Tied To Cross-Border Crime Allegations

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Group Demands Tinubu Remove Officials Tied To Cross-Border Crime Allegations

A group called Citizens United Against Terrorism (CUAT) has demanded a comprehensive investigation into claims linking Bashir Hadejia, an alleged gunrunner and cross-border criminal, to several government officials…… CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

According to DAILY POST, Hadejia, a former aide to the Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, was recently apprehended, raising significant concerns. Hadejia, who previously served as a special adviser to Matawalle during his time as Governor of Zamfara State, was arrested on Monday. His arrest triggered a surge of photos and videos showing him with prominent politicians and celebrities, heightening public anxiety.

At a press conference in Abuja, CUAT convener Dr. Emmanuel Agabi praised the National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, for the arrest but insisted on a deeper investigation into Hadejia’s associates, including any government officials implicated. The group called on President Bola Tinubu to remove any of his appointees or cabinet members identified as Hadejia’s accomplices.

“We view Bashir Hadejia as a mere front in a larger scheme to undermine Nigeria,” Dr. Agabi stated. “He is merely the visible part of a deeper issue. Just as pruning removes the top part of a weed, our country must address the root causes of this problem to fully eradicate it.”

CUAT expressed concern over Hadejia’s documented interactions with high-profile figures in current and past governments, questioning the extent of their involvement and potential protection. The group emphasized that Nigerians expect full accountability and justice for Hadejia’s actions against the nation.

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