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Police disown, arrest man threatening reprisal over Edo killings

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The Kaduna State Police Command has disowned an impostor, Hadaina Hussaini (Dan-taki), who was spotted wearing a police uniform and making inciting comments on . The PUNCH Online reports that Hadaina Hussaini Dan-Taki, who posed as a police officer, had threatened reprisal attacks on southerners living in northern Nigeria. Dan-Taki’s remarks followed the brutal

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Edo Killings: Police arrest man for threatening reprisal in social media post

Mr Hussaini, who appears in police uniform in an image circulating online, issued the threat in a comment under a Facebook post. The post Edo Killings: Police arrest man for threatening reprisal in social media post appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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Police disown, arrest man threatening reprisal over Edo killings

The Kaduna State Police Command has disowned an impostor, Hadaina Hussaini (Dan-taki), who was spotted wearing a police uniform and making inciting comments on social media. The PUNCH Online reports that Hadaina Hussaini Dan-Taki, who posed as a police officer, had threatened reprisal attacks on southerners living in northern Nigeria. Dan-Taki’s remarks followed the brutal

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BANDITRY, KIDNAPPING, ILLEGAL MINING: Ethnic Tension, Insecurity Rise Across Communities as Citizens Worry

April 06, (THEWILL) – After paying a condolence visit to Kano State last week, Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State and his Kano counterpart, Abba Yusuf, jointly condemned calls for reprisals for the 16 hunters from the state who were alleged to be violent kidnappers and killed by a vigilante group in Uromi, Edo State, […] The post BANDITRY, KIDNAPPING, ILLEGAL MINING: Ethnic Tension, Insecurity Rise Across Communities as Citizens Worry appear…

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TheNigerialawyer

Police Arrest Dismissed Officer Dan-Taki After Social Media Threat Against Southerners Following Edo Incident - TheNigeriaLawyer

Hadaina Hussaini, also known as Dan-Taki, has been arrested by the Kaduna State Police Command following his controversial social media post threatening retaliatory violence against Southerners in response to the recent killings of 16 alleged hunters in Uromi, Edo State. In his post, Hussaini, who was previously affiliated with the Police Special Constabulary, vowed to take action against Southerners living in Northern Nigeria, invoking the name…

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Uromi killings: Kaduna Police arrest ‘impostor’ threatening reprisal attack on Southern residents in North - News360 Info - Breaking News, Nigerian News and Multimedia, World News.

The Kaduna Police Command says it has arrested an impostor in police uniform threatening a reprisal attack over Edo killing. DSP Mansir Hassan, Police Public Relations Officer, in a statement, said the impostor in police uniform; Hadian Hussaini is neither a member of the Nigeria Police Force nor a personnel of Kaduna State Police Command. […] The post Uromi killings: Kaduna Police arrest ‘impostor’ threatening reprisal attack on Southern reside…

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Swift Reporters

Police Disowns Impostor In Uniform, Arrests Suspect For Inciting Comment On Social Media - Swift Reporters

According to the Kaduna State Police Command, a comment on a Facebook post attributed to Hadaina Hussaini (Dan-taki) has been making the rounds on social media with the caption, “Kaduna Police Officer Threatens Retaliation Against Southerners in Uromi Killings.” According to a press release signed by the Kaduna State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Mansir Hassan, to set the record straight, Hadian Hussaini is neither a member of the Nigeria…

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