Shehu Sani Calls Out Buhari, El-Rufai Over Whereabouts Of Popular APC Critic Abducted In Kaduna

Former Senator representing Kaduna Central at the National Assembly, Shehu Sani, has called out President Muhammadu Buhari, Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, and the National Assembly over failure to account for the whereabouts of a popular critic of the  All Progressive Congress (APC) Idris Dadiyata abducted three years ago.

According to Premium Times, Dadiyata, on August 2, 2019, was abducted by some unknown gunmen inside his residence at about 1:00 am when he was with his family.

He was said to have been traced by the armed men to the house who whisked him away in his BMW car in his Barnawa neighbourhood of Kaduna State.

In reaction to the incident, the Kaduna state police command stated that it had commenced a rescue mission to bring him back home, and it has been almost four years, and his whereabouts are still unknown.

In a post via Twitter, Shehu Sani averred that the lifespan of the current administration is gradually coming to an end without telling Nigerians the whereabouts of Dadiyata.

In the post which was accompanied by a photo of Dadiyata, the former lawmaker accused the federal government and the Kaduna state government of failing to raise an issue about the incident.

He tweeted: “The lifespan of this Gov’t is coming to an end without telling Nigerians the whereabouts of this young man Idris Dadiyata, who was abducted from his house in Kaduna 3 years ago.

“The Federal & Kaduna State Gov’t & Kaduna Senators & Reps refused to raise his issue at the NASS.”