BUSTED! DSS Confirms Arrest Of Tailor Producing Russian Flags & Sponsors Of #EndBadGovernance Protest; SEE Their Names
In a recent development, the Department of State Services (DSS) has apprehended several tailors in Kano State who were allegedly involved in mass- producing Russian flags.
These flags were reportedly being distributed in the area, and the move comes in the wake of #EndBadGovernance protesters carrying Russian flags in several northern states.
The DSS statement clarified that Adaramoye Michael (also known as Michael Lenin) is not in their custody. However, the agency confirmed the arrest of the tailors responsible for making the Russian flags and also apprehended some of their sponsors.
An ongoing investigation aims to shed light on the motives behind this unusual production and distribution of foreign flags within Nigeria.
The protesters, primarily composed of underage boys, were seen chanting songs in Hausa while carrying these Russian flags. The situation has raised questions about the significance of these flags in the context of the protests and the involvement of the arrested tailors and their sponsors.
As the investigation continues, Nigerians await further updates from the DSS regarding the reasons behind this peculiar phenomenon and its potential implications for the ongoing protests and governance in the country. Stay tuned for more information as the situation unfolds.
The recent arrest of tailors producing Russian flags in Kano has sparked curiosity and concern. The article provides an overview of the situation, emphasizing the DSS’ s actions and the ongoing investigation.
The development followed reports that protesters in Kano State had taken to the streets, waving Russian flags and calling for intervention from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Daily Post also learnt that they were seeking Putin’ s intervention, suggesting their grievances are not being addressed by President Bola Tinubu’ s administration.
Another trustworthy news source said that the Nigeria Police Force detained Ahmed Tailor, who was suspected of sponsoring and distributing Russian flags to protestors in Kano State. ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the Force Public Relations Officer, announced the arrest, saying Tailor was nabbed with seven Russian flags in his hands.
According to Adejobi, Tailor is a main suspect in the encouragement of treasonous acts, such as the hoisting of Russian flags and calls for chaos in Kano and throughout Nigeria.
The #EndBadGovernance rallies in northern Nigeria, notably in Kaduna, Kano, Zamfara, and other locations, appeared to take an unexpected turn, with protestors waving Russian flags.
Individuals have voiced dissatisfaction with the Nigerian government’ s acceptance of IMF policies and Western- style democracy, prompting them to seek assistance from Russia and advocate for a different system.