Zulum Denies ADC Claims of Ordering Arrests of Opponents
Governor Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum of Borno State refuted claims made by the Action Democratic Congress (ADC) that he ordered the arrest of individuals expressing dissenting views, specifically those associated with the "Tinubu Must Go" slogan. The ADC's statement, released on a Sunday, accused Zulum of using heavy-handed tactics to suppress opposition.
In response, Zulum's spokesperson, Malam Dauda Iliya, described the ADC's remarks as unprofessional and politically desperate, asserting that the governor's media briefing focused on security issues rather than targeting opposition groups. Zulum emphasized the need for order and stability in Borno, particularly in light of rising social vices and crime following the Boko Haram insurgency.
He did not mention any specific opposition party during his media engagement. The state government has established an Anti-Vices security outfit to combat these issues, resulting in a notable decrease in criminal activity in Maiduguri and surrounding areas.
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