Banned Fulani vigilante group returns uniforms, infantry straps, etc. to Nasarawa police
The Miyetti Allah Kautal Hole Nomadic Vigilance Group has returned 267 uniforms, 102 black belts and 189 infantry straps to the Nasarawa State Police Command.
This is in accordance with the recent executive order issued by Governor Abdullahi Sule regarding the ban on ethnic vigilante groups and other similar organizations in the state.
“564 black berets, 339 black berets and 10 white berets,” state police spokesperson DSP Ramhan Nanser said in a statement on Saturday. The lanyard and two ID cards were also returned to police by the banned group. ”
The Police Commissioner called on those who have not yet complied with the presidential order to do so before the two-week ultimatum expires, assuring that the command would ensure enforcement of the ban against the latter as well.
The leader of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hole, Alhaji Abdullahi Bello Bodejo, has claimed that Governor Sule spent N15 million on the procurement of uniforms for members of the group.
Mr. Bodejo disclosed this in a confessional statement from the archives of the Defense Intelligence Agency, DIA, obtained by a national newspaper, adding that an additional 15 million naira was released by the state government for mobilization for the launch and rental of the venue. claimed to have been done. The group held a meeting in January, but only half of the funds were given to him.
He was arrested in Karu Local Government Area of the state on January 24, 2024 and was recently arraigned before the Federal High Court in Abuja on three counts of terrorism for allegedly founding an illegal ethnic militia, Kungiya Zaman Lafiya. Approved or rejected.
Source: dailypost.ng