How gunmen opened fire on my convoy –Apostle Suleman

CP recalls Auchi DPO

By Ozioruva Aliu

THERE was a new twist to the alleged assassination attempt on the Auchi, Edo State-based preacher and founder of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, yesterday, as the Commissioner of Police in Edo State, Abutu Yaro, recalled the Auchi Divisional Police Officer, Ayodele Suleiman, over the alleged killing of one of the suspects who was arrested alive by the vigilante in the area and handed over to the police.

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Me attempt on his life, and traced his travails to the 2017 alleged scandals directed at his person, stressing that, having survived the smear campaigns, his traducers resorted to assassination.

rateful to the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for taking time from his busy schedule to commission our Facilities at the Lekki Free Zone today. It is indeed a gesture whose significance is not lost on us. We also cannot forget to thank our host the Governor of Lagos State, our regulators, financial and business partners, and friends from across the World who are also joining us today for this event. We are most humbled by your kindness.

Also, the ministries’ legal adviser, Sam Amune, said in a text to Sunday Vanguard “This country is in a mess. No security anywhere. Security system greatly compromised.
“One of the assassins was arrested by vigilante, handed over to the police. The police immediately shot him dead. Why will they do that? Are they trying to cover up traces…we will get to the root of the matter”.
Suleiman had, Friday night, said the attack was an assassination attempt on his life, and traced his travails to the 2017 alleged scandals directed at his person, stressing that, having survived the smear campaigns, his traducers resorted to assassination.
rateful to the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for taking time from his busy schedule to commission our Facilities at the Lekki Free Zone today. It is indeed a gesture whose significance is not lost on us. We also cannot forget to thank our host the Governor of Lagos State, our regulators, financial and business partners, and friends from across the World who are also joining us today for this event. We are most humbled by your kindness.
Also, the ministries’ legal adviser, Sam Amune, said in a text to Sunday Vanguard “This country is in a mess. No security anywhere. Security system greatly compromised.
“One of the assassins was arrested by vigilante, handed over to the police. The police immediately shot him dead. Why will they do that? Are they trying to cover up traces…we will get to the root of the matter”.
Suleiman had, Friday night, said the attack was an assassination attempt on his life, and traced his travails to the 2017 alleged scandals directed at his person, stressing that, having survived the smear campaigns, his traducers resorted to assassination.
rateful to the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for taking time from his busy schedule to commission our Facilities at the Lekki Free Zone today. It is indeed a gesture whose significance is not lost on us. We also cannot forget to thank our host the Governor of Lagos State, our regulators, financial and business partners, and friends from across the World who are also joining us today for this event. We are most humbled by your kindness.

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