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2027: No politician sponsoring youth thuggery, violence should escape consequences — Bakoji
A security affairs analyst, Amb. Abdullahi Bakoji Adamu, has recommended strict punishment of politicians who sponsor or support political violence ahead of the 2027 elections.
He warned that such actions pose a serious threat to democracy and national stability. Speaking in an exclusive interview with DAILY POST on Friday, Bakoji said the growing issue of political thuggery in Kano State and other parts of Northern Nigeria must be treated as a major security concern, not just youth restiveness..For more, Complete your reading.
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