SSS Presents ‘Dead’ Ekiti Lawmaker Alive

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Department of State Service, DSS on Thursday in a move to debunk a fast spreading rumours as it presented  Hon. Akanni Afolabi a member of Ekiti State House of Assembly to journalists alive in Abuja.

It would be recalled that the Ekiti State Government has alleged that the lawmaker who was under detention had died.

Photo Credit: PM News
Photo Credit: PM News

While debubking the rumour , Tony Opuiyo, who spoke on behalf of the DSS said “This Press Conference has become necessary in order to debunk a rumour which is being dangerously spread in Ekiti State by some mischief makers to the effect that Hon. Afolabi has died in custody.

“Nigerians and Ekiti people in particular are convinced to see that AfolabI is hale and hearty as he is being presented to the Press today.”

“You may have been aware of the recent situation in Ekiti State in which the DSS was accused of abducting of the State’s Assembly Legislators.

The fact is that one of the members of the Assembly, Hon. Akanni AFOLABI was duly invited by the Service over some serious breaches bordering on State security and for which he has some explanations to make.  These breaches fall under the purview of the DSS to investigate.

This Press Conference has become necessary in order to debunk a rumour which is being dangerously spread in Ekiti State by some mischief makers to the effect that Hon. Afolabi has died in custody.

Photo Credit: PM News
Photo Credit: PM News

Nigerians and Ekiti people in particular are convinced to see that AfolabI is hale and hearty as he is being presented to the Press today.

The DSS will therefore warn all those who have planned to make a meat out of this to desist from it and stir (sic) clear from trouble as the Service will not hesitate to bring the full weight of the law against any one or persons that may engage in violent actions of any kind.

“In a similar vein, all law abiding Ekiti residents should go about their normal businesses as the Service assures them of full protection by security agencies.

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