ADC Condemns Planned Release of 70 Bandits in Katsina State
The African Democrat Congress (ADC) in Katsina strongly condemns Governor Dikko Umaru Radda's plan to release 70 suspected bandits, describing it as dangerous and unjust. The party expressed concerns over undermining the fight against insecurity and demoralizing security personnel.
The release was requested through a leaked letter dated January 2, 2026, signed by the Director of Public Prosecution, Abdur Rahman Umar. The ADC also announced the inauguration of its state leadership headed by Ahm Aliyu Yar Adua and Dr. Mustapha Moham Inuwa for membership mobilization.
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