DSS arrests suspect over anti-NNPC protest

A man was taken into custody for questioning over his attempt to incite the public against government policies, Vanguard learnt on Thursday night.

The man identified as Kennedy TABUKO, had described himself as the leader of an organisation known as Niger Delta Development Initiative.

A top security source however told Vanguard on Thursday night that the said Tabuko was merely invited for questioning by the secret police following multiple attempts to incite and mobilise unsuspecting youths to protest against some federal government policies.

The source pointed out that Tabuko’s most recent effort to blackmail the government involved organising a protest at the National Assembly today, 21st November 2024 to demonstrate against the NNPC policies, where he was intercepted by security agents.

The source confirmed to Vanguard that the DSS is conducting full investigation into Tabuko’s activities to unravel his motives and identify possible collaborators.

(Vanguard)

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