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Plateau APC gubernatorial candidates pledges to work with traditional rulers

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Plateau State, Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda has pledged to work closely with traditional rulers to establish lasting peace in the state if elected.

Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda stated this at the coronation of the Mishkaham Mwaghavul, the paramount ruler of the Mwaghavul people, in his goodwill message.

With immeasurable love and loyal commitment, I congratulate Da John Hirse, the Chairman of, the Mangu Traditional Council.

I congratulate you and the entire Mwaghavul Nation on this very historic day of the traditional coronation of the 4th Mishkaham Mwaghavul and the presentation of first-class staff of office by Gov. Simon Lalong.

May your majesty’s reign graciously strengthen the immense contributions of your forebearers, whose efforts and sacrifices marshaled the Mwaghavul nation from cradle to greatness and to the envy of many, he said

He said that the development would not thrive if the people were not secure and safe to go about their legitimate businesses.

We will defend Plateau with all strength, as a matter of fact, will put our lives on the line in defending Plateau if need be.

Apart from infrastructure, we build our people’s capacities and empower them to engage in various forms of businesses without let, he added.

Also, Mr. Caleb Mutfwang, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, lauded the kingmakers for choosing the new monarch and in record time, in his goodwill message.

According to Mutfwang an indigene of Mwaghavul, the worthy choice was a testimony to the leadership capacity of the Mwaghavul nation, which they hoped would be put at the disposal of the Plateau people.

He added that without any doubt, he was highly confident that Hirse would bring his wealth of experience to bear in providing qualitative leadership for the traditional council.

I am sure he will further unite the different chiefdoms, ethnic nationalities, and religions within the local government.

It is also important to stress that he will be very resourceful to the state traditional council and in efforts geared towards peace in the state and the nation, he said.

Dr. Patrick Dakum, the Labour Party candidate, prayed that God grants the new monarch wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and strength to lead the people with the fear of God, unity, and progress.

Dakum lauded Lalong for giving traditional institutions in Plateau an enabling environment to thrive.

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Osun election: APC candidate, Oyebamiji breaks silence after defeat

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The All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate in the recently concluded Osun State governorship election, Bola Oyebamiji has broken his silence.

DAILY POST recalls that Oyebamiji lost to the incumbent governor, Ademola Adeleke.

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IGP Disu declares jungle justice murder, orders nationwide crackdown

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The Inspector-General of Police, Tunde Disu, has warned Nigerians against taking the law into their own hands, declaring that anyone who assaults or kills a suspect through mob action, popularly known as jungle justice, will face murder charges.

Speaking in a viral video, the IGP said mob justice can no longer be excused as community action, stressing that those involved in such acts risk the death penalty under Nigerian law.

“Anybody who assaults or summarily executes a suspected criminal in the name of mob action is guilty of murder. And the punishment for murder is death,” Disu stated.

The police chief also warned that those who incite, organise, film, circulate videos of mob attacks, or prevent police intervention could be prosecuted for conspiracy to commit murder, which carries a prison sentence of up to 14 years.

Disu revealed that he has directed Commissioners of Police across the 36 states and the FCT to treat every case of mob action as homicide and conduct full-scale investigations using available forensic and intelligence tools.

“We are not going to spare anybody who is involved in mob action. We will do a thorough investigation, and we will take them to court,” he said.

The inspector’s directive comes amid growing concerns over extrajudicial killings, including the recent death of 25-year-old University of Jos graduate Ibrahim Mbaya, who was allegedly beaten to death after being accused of stealing an iPhone 12.

The Nigeria Police urged citizens to report suspects to law enforcement agencies instead of resorting to violence.

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