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Allegations Against Governor Sule Over Chanters’ Arrest Disputed by Akwe
Governor Abdullahi Sule has refuted any involvement in the arrest of two individuals who chanted “two months to go” at him during his departure from Kini Country Home in Akwanga…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
A Facebook user had claimed that the governor ordered the detention of two Kini Country Home staff members who had shouted “two months to go” as he left the premises on Wednesday.
The governor, through his Media Personal Assistant, Emmanuel Innocent Akwe, dismissed these allegations, characterizing them as opposition propaganda. He emphasized that freedom of speech is permitted by law, as long as it does not involve slander or defamation.
Akwe urged the people of Nasarawa not to be concerned about these distractions from the opposition, asserting that the governor would remain focused and undistracted. He described Governor Sule as a resilient and innovative leader who would turn adversities into opportunities for the state’s development.
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