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In a clear show of power, the
governor of Kebbi state, Saidu
Nasamu Dakingari reportedly
slapped his aide de camp,
Mohammed Umar, publicly on
Saturday, September 9.
It was gathered by SaharaReporters that
the incident happened Ahmadu Bello
International Airport in the state capital,
Birnin-Kebbi, at a ceremony marking the
airlift of pilgrims.
Governor Saidu Nasamu Dakingari
According to the report, a total stranger
had attempted to pull at the governor’s
clothes and his ADC who is a
superintendent of police had prevented
the person from doing so.
Instead of commending his ADC for a job
well done, the governor allegedly slapped
him in the presence of pilgrims and other
officials at the ceremony.
He accused his ADC of being over-
zealousness in preventing a stranger from
meeting him.
The assault infuriated police officers in
the state who were dismayed that the
governor had not apologized for
assaulting and humiliating his ADC and
they have vowed to take to the streets to
protest the degrading treatment meted
out to one of their own.
One of the angry police officers in Kebbi
State said: “The police authorities in
Abuja have refused to comment about the
issue.”
The angry officers have also accused the
Inspector General of Police in Abuja of
failing to intervene and demand an
apology and restitution for the assaulted
officer.
Gov Saidu was elected governor of Kebbi
State in April 2007 under the platform of
the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). He
was reelected on 26 April 2011. However,
on 24 February 2012 the Supreme Court
upheld a ruling by the Kebbi State
Governorship Election Petition Tribunal
that nullified his election, and ordered a
fresh election within 90 days. He was
elected again on 31 March and took office
on 2 April.

stiil baffles that most of these political leaders dont know what it takes to be a true Leader.