Gov Alia Declares War On Assailants: “We Will Find Those Behind The Destruction OF Our Key Institutions

During his visit to the affected areas on Thursday, Alia condemned the destructive acts and reassured residents of his administration’s commitment to addressing the ongoing security crisis.

The governor’s visit aimed to assess the extent of the damage, which was reportedly inflicted by protesters reacting to the persistent herdsmen attacks in the region.

Alia assured the public that the government is working relentlessly to restore peace and prevent further violence. He also issued a strong warning to anyone found collaborating with external aggressors, emphasizing that the full force of the law would be applied to those involved.

In his remarks during the visit, Ter-Tyoshin, Chief Daniel Abomtse, described the assault on his palace as a calculated and deliberate act of sabotage. He alleged that certain individuals had hijacked the protests to pursue a criminal agenda aimed at discrediting the government.

Abomtse expressed skepticism about the legitimacy of the protest, pointing out that the demonstrators did not carry placards or present grievances in a conventional manner. He further argued that corpses are typically taken to mortuaries, not government offices or palaces.

He praised Governor Alia for his visit and called on the government to identify and hold accountable those responsible for the attacks.