Who Killed Him? Terrible DISASTER Strikes As Unidentified Hoodlums Publicly Assassinate Prominent APC Chieftain; Details Emerge
The reported assassination of Sylvanus Namang, the APC publicity secretary in Plateau state, sent shockwaves through the region on Sunday morning.
Namang fell victim to a brutal attack orchestrated by unidentified hoodlums outside his hotel in Pankshin town, situated in Pankshin LGA.
His presence in Pankshin was prompted by a somber occasion, as he had Journeyed there for a burial the previous Saturday.
The grim news of Namang’ s untimely demise was confirmed by a high-ranking member of the APC, speaking under conditions of anonymity.
The party pledged to issue an official statement regarding the tragic incident, reflecting the profound loss felt by the Plateau state chapter of the All Progressives Congress.
Sylvanus Namang’s assassination marks a dark chapter in Plateau’ s political landscape, underscoring the prevalent dangers faced by those in public service.
The abrupt end to Namang’s life serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive violence and instability plaguing certain regions of the country.
As investigations unfold, the community awaits justice for Namang’ s senseless and tragic death, while grappling with the profound loss of a dedicated party stalwart.
Who is Namang, the assassinated APC’ s spokesperson
According to Daily Trust, the late Namang was a dependable ally who was dedicated to the party’s progress, especially at the grassroots and state levels. According to the insider, the APC will shortly make a formal statement detailing the circumstances surrounding his demise.
According to reports, the APC publicity secretary was shot dead in front of his hotel room in the neighbourhood at 7: 30 a. m. on Sunday, February 18.
According to those familiar with Namang’s movements, he left his home on Saturday, February 17, for burial in the region where he was unexpectedly assassinated the next day.
The political and tribal crisis in Plateau.
Plateau state is one of the states plagued by instability, which has historically been caused by tribal and religious disputes.
Also, the north- central state recently underwent a political crisis with the Supreme Court’s decision to reinstall Governor Caleb Mutfwang.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lawmakers, who were previously fired by
the lower court for the same reasons Mutfwang was reinstated, demanded that the APC parliamentarians benefited
by the decision quit their seats.
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