In response to SaharaReporters' recent disclosure about the Nigerian police relocating citizens to Osun state, Shehu Sani, a notable member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and former Kaduna lawmaker, expressed his concerns. Taking to his official X account, Sani made a provocative statement, suggesting that the introduction of State Police could lead to further incidents of people being forcibly relocated to their states of origin.
He stated, "If you want to see how people will be ‘packed up and deported’ to their states of origin, wait for State Police." This remark ignited a flurry of reactions from social media users, with many expressing their thoughts on the matter.
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Following Shehu Sani's cautionary statement about the potential consequences of introducing State Police, social media erupted with various reactions. Many echoed his concerns, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and robust safeguards to prevent abuse of power. Sani's remarks have sparked a broader conversation about police reform and the importance of upholding citizens' rights in any legislative changes.