CISLAC urged Mr Buhari to desist from making “more dangerous mistakes that will further plunge the country into more danger.”
The Oyo Commander of the Corps, Kunle Togun, said he’s “travelled as far as the ‘Ibariba’ area to see great hunters on this.”
“Do we have a capable hand who can manage the affairs if given the opportunity? Do you have a man who is bold enough to challenge incursion into our land?”
“The North cannot produce a president for eight years and still wants to retain it for another eight years. It is not going to work,” said Mr Akeredolu.
“Apart from the constitutional infraction, the list of the nominees has been challenged on the ground that some of them are card-carrying members of the ruling party.”
The trio, among them a female, were released to their families after a series of negotiations with the bandits by their families.
Mr Uba, who represents Anambra South Senatorial District, however, escaped death by whiskers, Peoples Gazette learned.
Mr Mohammed said that the regime cannot immediately throw out the names of any nominees based on allegations flying in the media space.
“We, therefore, call on INEC to maintain absolute neutrality and respect for the rule of law in its activities at all levels, to demonstrate competence and trustworthiness.”
Ondo governor Rotimi Akeredolu has again urged President Muhammadu Buhari to allow Amotekun Corps to carry sophisticated arms to protect the people.
