Saturday 8 October 2016

The DSS, Police cocked their guns said they will shoot me - Gov. Wike as he resists Police and DSS attempt to abduct Judge








Governor Nyesom Wike in the early hours
of (Saturday) today mobilised to stop alleged attempt
by men of the Department of State Security, DSS and
the Police to abduct a Judge at his number 35/84 B residence, Forces Avenue, Port Harcourt.

The governor who fielded questions from newsmen in
front of the Judge’s residence said he was manhandled
by men of the DSS and the Police who came to whisk
the judge away.

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“What has happened this night is unfortunate. Even in military government it has never happened like this ,
you listen to people. This is why we are here. I said not under my watch will I allow this type of activity take place.

“The DSS, Police they cocked their guns and said they will
shoot me. And I told them I have never heard this type of
thing happen before. Again this is to show that more
of this will come.

Wondering why the security men will choose 1 am to
Storm the residence of the judge the governor said their action portend danger for the nation’s democracy.

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He said all he expected the security men to have done
was to invite the judge, adding that if he had ignored the invitation then other legal steps should have been taken.

Continuing, he said he did not bother to know the name
of the judge but he only had to come out to stop the attempted abduction of the judge because as Chief Security of the state he would not allow such lawlessness take place in his state.

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