Wike Warns Kidnappers’ Informants In FCT To Repent Or Die

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has- sent a big warning to informants of kidnappers, bandits and criminals in the territory telling them to repent or end up dying in the hands of security operatives.

Wike issued the warning while speaking at a town hall security meeting, held in the Kuje Area Council of the territory on Saturday.

He also urged residents of the area council to play their role in providing relevant information that would assist security agencies.

“We are going to tackle insecurity head-on. These bandits and criminals, their time is up. I know some of the criminal informants are here listening to me and if you are an informant, you will die the same way those people you are informing will die.

“You have the opportunity of repenting today or else you are gone. Nobody will pity you. You have seen what the security agencies have been doing in the past few days. That is to show to you that it is not busy as usual.

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“Be fully aware that we are ready for you. I told the Chairman to make sure that the vigilance groups are empowered and we must do it well. They must be profiled and the security agencies must know them. And to the residents, give us information. You must work with the security agencies and provide them with information,” he added.

The minister also expressed shock at the state of roads in Kuje Area Council, vowing that he would revisit the council’s file and construct motorable roads for the the residents.

Africa Today News, New York recalls that Wike had last week announced that arrests have been made of some persons who have been fingered to have been feeding bandits with information in the area.

Though he refused to publicly state the number of persons who have been apprehended or where the arrest was made, he assured residents of the Gwagwalada area not to panic as there will be improvement in the security situation in the FCT in the coming days.

Africa Today News, New York

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