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Kaduna police command reply El-Rufai

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The Police Command in Kaduna State, says  there is no kidnapping gang within the force.

By Mohammed Tijjani

The Police Command in Kaduna State, says  there is no kidnapping gang within the force.

The command’s Spokesperson,  DSP Mansir Hassan made this known in  a statement  on Friday in Kaduna.

“The attention of the command has been drawn to Malam Nasir El Rufai’s statement  on his X handle, wherein he alleged that one of his former Commissioners,  Malam Jafaru Sani, was abducted by what he referred to as Uba Sani’s ”  kidnapping gang,’’ which he  claimed to be the police .

He said the former governor of Kaduna state  further stated that Sani was remanded in custody by a Magistrate without any police First Information Report or charges by the State Ministry of Justice.

“To put the records straight, there is no kidnapping gang within the Nigerian police force.

“The Nigerian police is an institution created by the 1999 Constitution and the Police Act. These two statutes mandate the it to maintain law and order.”

According to him,  in the discharge of this constitutional duty, the police have the legal, legitimate and constitutional right to arrest and investigate whoever  is  suspected to have committed an offence.

“Individuals, corporate organisations and governments have the constitutional right to lodge formal complaints to the  police.

“The police also have the  mandate to investigate such allegations and when it’s believed that an offence had been committed,  such matter will be prosecuted or referred to court.”

Hassan urged  members of the  public, especially individuals who have held positions of authority, to exercise caution and desist from frivolous and malicious allegations against any security agency.

” We urge individuals to always verify allegations before making public statements. Making unverified allegations against security agencies not only mislead the public but also have the potentials of undermining the law enforcement agencies.

“Citizens are encouraged to seek legal redress if they feel aggrieved, rather than resort to inflammatory comments that will heat up the polity, “Hassan stated..(NAN)

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