PDP Campaign Council Demands Removal of Kogi CP

– Kogi PDP Governorship campaign council demands the removal of the state commissioner of Police

– According to him: “Police activities under the current CP has been reduced to taking instructions from the APC-led administration in the state

– This is a clear indication that virtually all government officials in Kogi and top APC members and their thugs are being protected, and at the same time using the state police commissioner’s men to chase, harass, intimidate; and threaten to kill PDP members

 

The Kogi State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governorship Campaign Council has called on the inspector General of Police,Muhammed Adamu to immediately remove the state Commissioner of Police (CP), Mr. Hakeem Busari.

The Deputy Director, Public Communication of the Council, Austin Okai Usman, in a statement,on Tuesday, said that with Busari’s presence in Kogi, the November 16 governorship election cannot be rancour-free.

According to him: “Police activities under the current CP has been reduced to taking instructions from the APC-led administration in the state.

“The council noted with serious concern that the activities of the state police command under the current CP has reduced the contest of November 16, to a battle between the police and PDP.

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“This is a clear indication that virtually all government officials in Kogi and top APC members and their thugs are being protected, and at the same time using the state police commissioner’s men to chase, harass, intimidate; and threaten to kill PDP members across the state

“Specifically, the council noted with serious worry, the activities of Governor Bello’s spokesman, Kingsley Fanwo, in Mopa Moro local government; Ndamodu Ali, former commissioner of local government in Ofu; clampdown of its supporters in Dekina, Ankpa, Bassa, Idah, Olamaboro; and the concluded plans to spread across the state, with the aid of the state commissioner of police, his men and the fake uniformed men, including those imported by Yahaya Bello, and engaged in dirty and illegal duties in Kogi.”

The council urges the Inspector General of Police (IG), to effect his removal without further delay, “to avoid breakdown of law and order in the state.”