Raising Russian Flags: Four northern political bigwigs fished out, details emerge

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 Four Northern Political Bigwigs Fished Out, Details Emerge
  • Following the raising of Russian flags by some protesters in some parts of the north, the security agencies have reportedly identified four politicians sponsoring the move
  • Sources disclosed that the northern political bigwigs under investigation are from Kaduna, Kano and Katsina
  • The sources further revealed that the accused politicians are instrumental in the 2023 elections and have been identified as conniving with foreign countries to influence unconstitutional change of government in Nigeria

Nigeria's security agencies are investigating four northern politicians for their alleged involvement in the use of Russian flags by #EndBadGovernance protesters.

The politicians are from Katsina, Kaduna, and Kano states and are said to be suspected of instigating the use of Russian flags to promote an unconstitutional regime change.

The security agencies have been reportedly investigating no less than four northern politicians from Kaduna, Katsina and Kano accused of being behind the raising of Russia flags during protest in some northern state.Four politicians accused of sponsoring the raising of Russian flags in northern Nigeria Photo Credit: @KawuGarba, @PoliceNG
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Politicians who encourage raising of Russian flags

According to The Punch, sources said the four politicians played prominent roles in the 2023 election and are now being targeted by security agencies for their alleged involvement in the protests. They are accused of being principal actors who encouraged the use of Russian flags among protesters in the north.

The investigation has revealed evidence of external influence, with the politicians allegedly colluding with a West African and European country to cause chaos and promote the use of Russian flags. This has raised concerns about foreign interference in Nigeria's internal affairs.

When protesters raise Russian flags in north

The protests against hardship and hunger took a dangerous turn on Monday, with protesters in northern states waving Russian flags and chanting anti-government slogans. In Kaduna, protesters waved Russian flags and chanted in Hausa, calling for President Tinubu to step down.

The use of Russian flags by protesters has raised concerns about the potential for unrest and regime change. The investigation is ongoing, with security agencies closing in on the identified politicians. The situation highlights the tensions and divisions in Nigeria, with protesters demanding change and politicians accused of fueling instability.

Source: Legit.ng

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