Rivers
State Governor, Nyesom Wike has called on the Nigerian Police to inform the
world how and where the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) was murdered
during the rerun legislative elections, instead of trying to cover obvious
facts.
The
governor also wondered why the police have refused to make public the
communication that an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain and former
Commissioner for Power, Mr. Augustine Kachi Nwokocha, had with the killers
before the DSP was murdered.
Wike
spoke yesterday when he granted audience to the management of Independent
Newspapers Limited at the Government House, Port Harcourt.
“The
police should let the world know where the DSP was killed? What is the polling
unit where he was killed? The former commissioner for power who was mentioned
by the killers, has he been questioned?
“Where
is the call log of that former commissioner as communicated with the killers?
Have they checked the discussions between the commissioner and the arrested
killers?
“They
know the truth, but they want to cover a lot of things. The Army announced that
they recovered the uniforms from the forest, was there a polling unit in the
forest?” the governor asked.
He
said the steps being taken to blackmail the state government would fail because
the Rivers people cannot be cowed.
He
appealed to newsmen to always defend the truth and speak out regularly.
“The
survival of democracy, to a large extent, depends on a vibrant media. Certain
things happening in the country must be made public by the media,” he said.
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