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Bandit Leader Releases New Video, Insists Tinubu’s Minister Sponsors Terrorists

Notorious bandit leader Kachallah Bello Turji has released a new video reiterating his accusations against Alhaji Bello Matawalle, the former Governor of Zamfara State and current Minister of Defence. Turji claims that Matawalle has been involved in supporting terrorism in the North West region of Nigeria, a charge that has ignited significant controversy and concern.

The video, which surfaced on social media platforms, shows Turji adamantly insisting that Matawalle has played a direct role in financing and enabling terrorist activities. Turji’s allegations are not new; he has made similar claims in the past, but this latest video marks a continued escalation in his rhetoric and accusations.

In the video, Turji states, “Matawalle has been supporting and funding our operations. He is deeply involved in the terrorism that has plagued the North West. We have proof, and we are ready to expose more details if necessary.” These statements come amidst a backdrop of increasing violence and insecurity in the region, where banditry and insurgency have disrupted daily life and caused significant displacement.

In response to these allegations, Deyemi Saka, a media consultant for Matawalle, has firmly denied Turji’s claims. In an official statement, Saka described the accusations as “baseless and without merit,” emphasizing that Matawalle has consistently worked towards peace and security in the region. Saka added, “The Minister has been at the forefront of efforts to combat terrorism and banditry in Zamfara and beyond. These accusations are merely a distraction from the real issues at hand.”

Despite the denials from Matawalle’s camp, Turji’s accusations have stirred public discourse and raised questions about the complexities of governance and security in Nigeria’s troubled regions. The allegations come at a time when the Nigerian government is under intense scrutiny for its handling of the security situation in the North West and other parts of the country.

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Analysts suggest that Turji’s video, regardless of its veracity, could have significant implications for Matawalle and the broader political landscape. It also underscores the challenges faced by the Nigerian government in controlling narratives and addressing the root causes of insecurity.

The release of this video and the ongoing allegations serve as a reminder of the deep-seated issues in the region, including corruption, political instability, and the influence of armed groups. As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how the Nigerian authorities will respond and whether further evidence will emerge to support or refute Turji’s claims…..See_More

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