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Bandits may kidnap Buhari soon – President mocked over abduction of seven police officers

Deji Adeyanju, popular activist, has mocked President Muhammadu Buhari over the abduction of seven police officers in Niger State by bandits.

Adeyanju said with the spate of bandits’ activities, Buhari may be kidnapped soon by those criminals.

In a tweet, the convener of Concerned Nigerians lamented that Nigeria is going down daily under Buhari.

“Bandits have also abducted 7 police officers in Niger State. They killed one officer in the process.

“Bandits may abduct Buhari soon. Our country is going down daily but Buhari is busy hailing himself,” he tweeted.

Bandits were said to have ambushed the officers in Mariga Local Government Area of the State.

The incident had led to the death of one of the officers, while others were abducted by the bandits.

https://dailypost.ng/2020/11/21/bandits-may-kidnap-buhari-soon-president-mocked-over-abduction-of-seven-police-officers/

If you love this govt and yourself, talk about endsars protesters evil not bokoharam and bandith.

"" “Bandits have also abducted 7 police officers in Niger State. They killed one officer in the process." ""

This can only happen in Nigeria. Government must have paid for their ransom but later come to the media to deny as expected of them.

DamZik:
"" “Bandits have also abducted 7 police officers in Niger State. They killed one officer in the process." ""

This can only happen in Nigeria. Government must have paid for their ransom but later come to the media to deny as expected of them.

which part of Niger state and when ?

im tired of this country

God forbid bad thing

How can a son kidnap his father? What are the odds?

The reason the bandit problem persists is because of a system riddled with nepotistic appointments. The whole defence heirachy is basically a fulani fiefdom and most of the communities at the receiving end are mostly either Hausa communities or northern minorities! Operational commanders are not decisive enough because although splinter groups are growing, the main bulk of the fulani invading groups were given some sorts of nod by the administration in Kaduna and sundy areas.. The realisation that the security agencies won't be hard on them has emboldened most of these groups and the lack of arrests, prosecutions and sentencing haven't helped matters. Now these groups are making huge money through illegal mining and kidnappings. They are starting to fund more organized organizations.. It's a prelude to disaster. This is the reason why folks should have spoken up vociferously when Buhari was turning the countrys security institutions into tribal agencies.