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Effiong Encourages Senator Natasha Akpoti to Push Ahead with Rally

Naija News brings you the latest update on the political scene in Kogi State. Human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has openly encouraged suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and her supporters to move forward with their planned rally in Kogi State. This move comes despite opposition from the state government, which has banned all public gatherings and rallies due to concerns over security.

It’s not just the rallies that are affected. The Kogi State Government has also suspended fishing and other activities in certain areas, citing the loss of two lives in recent incidents in Kasemiya, Katubo, and Umozu Ette, within the Kogi Local Government Area in Kogi West. These measures, they argue, are necessary for public safety. Yet, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan remains undeterred. She insists that her plans to visit her constituency during the Sallah break are still on track, urging her supporters to disregard any rumors claiming she has canceled the visit.

Kogi Police Calls for Rally Cancellation

Adding another layer of complexity, the Kogi State Police Command issued a statement on Tuesday advising the organizers of the planned rally to cancel the event to maintain peace in the state. But the situation has only heated up further, with Inibehe Effiong taking to 𝕏 to voice his strong disapproval. He criticized the Nigerian police, calling their actions regressive and highlighting the issues of corruption and partisanship that persist within the force.

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  • Effiong was clear in his stance, labeling the police's statement as "useless." He went on to urge Senator Natasha Akpoti and her supporters to defy the police’s request and proceed with the rally as planned. His message was direct and forceful, leaving no room for ambiguity.

    Here’s what Effiong had to say: “Nigeria is not improving anytime soon. The rot, corruption, and partisanship in the police are despicable. The organizers should ignore this useless statement and proceed with their rally. The courts and the law have made it crystal clear that the only role of the police in political rallies is to provide adequate security. They cannot disrupt rallies based on alleged apprehension of hijack or violence by ‘hoodlums.’

    “I urge Senator Natasha and her supporters to defy the police and the governor. This is about standing up for your rights, for the voice of the people, and for justice. Let’s not back down now.”

    What Lies Ahead?

    As tensions rise, all eyes are on Kogi State. The upcoming rally has become a symbol of resistance against what many see as overreach by authorities. It’s a battle not just for Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan but for the principles of democracy and freedom of assembly. Supporters are rallying behind their senator, ready to make their voices heard, no matter the obstacles placed in their path.

    Stay tuned with Naija News for the latest developments as this story unfolds. We’ll keep you updated on any new developments, ensuring you have all the information you need to understand the situation fully.

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