Group Condemns Yahaya Bello's Threats to Opposition Leaders

A group has condemned former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello's recent threats against opposition leaders, which were described as undemocratic and a danger to civil liberties and the rule of law. The spokesperson, Oganya Abdurazak Mamman, stated that such remarks could incite political persecution and violence.
Bello allegedly called for the arrest and prosecution of opposition figures, labeling them as political criminals. This statement was made during a public event in Abuja, coinciding with a ceremony for his daughter's wedding.
The group urged the Inspector General of Police, the Department of State Services, and the Attorney General of the Federation to treat Bello's threats seriously. They emphasized that a vibrant opposition is essential for democracy, allowing for accountability and transparency in governance.
The group reaffirmed their commitment to defending the constitutional rights of all Nigerians to participate freely in the democratic process without fear of intimidation or harassment.
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