Former Minister, Malami, denied Kebbi’s political violence

Former Attorney General Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami (SAN), has denied that there has been any connection with political violence in the state of Kebbi and has challenged the government to prove its accusations against him.

Members of the State Parliament, in a statement on Saturday, accused night, a chief of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), to regulate and incite violence in Birnin Kebbi, the state capital in which political criminals attacked the secretariat of all Progressive Congress (APC).

APC also accused that night of sponsoring thugs who attacked the party secretariat and called for their arrests and protection.

But in a statement issued on Sunday by Assistant, especially in the media, Mohammed Bello Doka, night denied all accusations against him, insisting that APC was somewhat behind a series of violence in the state and so on.

He rejected the claim of parliamentary members as a mere propaganda designed to protect the actual perpetrators from accountability.

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According to the former AGF, he was actually a victim of violent attacks in Birnin Kebbi on September 1 which was allegedly carried out by criminals operating from the APC headquarters, maintaining that eyewitnesses confirmed that the attackers emerged from the ruling party office before resigning there after the attack and his entourage.

“Efforts to rearrange the night as an insulting is not a propaganda.

“The Kebbi state government is the only smear campaign that regulates the night, Governor Nasir Idris and his aides have been arrested in videos that incite supporters to prepare for violence.

“The state government of Kebbi, rather than overcoming insecure and poverty, has reduced itself to fight one person: Abubakar Night. One -one -crime ‘is that his popularity grows among ordinary people, who see it as a credible alternative,” added the statement.