Nigeria: Why I Called for Soldiers in Ekiti – Bankole

13 Apr 2009

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) hawks on Friday held out their desire for deployment of troops for the governorship ballot rerun in Ekiti, with House of Representatives Speaker, Dimeji Bankole, warning that the police may not be able to guarantee security in the event of violent clashes. (Full Story)

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