EndSARS: Nigeria is governed by laws, hence lawlessness is unacceptable, FG tells PDP

The Presidency has condemned in strong terms the looting and arson that followed the recent EndSARS protests arguing that democracy is about accountability, hence all actions of people whether in or outside government will be accounted for.

The Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media & Publicity), Garba Shehu made the remarks on Sunday stating that those that perpetrated looting and arson, destroyed peoples and government assets acquired with public funds must account for their misdeeds to serve as a deterrence.

“The issue is we are a country governed by law and there is a constitution that states clearly under section 33 that defines the right of citizens to freely protest in a peaceful way.

“But where the peaceful protest turns into a riot and looting, then there is a law and order duty that must be performed. Everyone is a witness to the massive looting to the public and private properties particularly in Lagos, Calabar, Plateau, Taraba and even the FCT.

“Now the laws of the country must be allowed to rule on the part of wrongdoing on the part of anybody and I’m not particular about any celebrity or promoter. This country has been harmed enormously and people should be prepared to account for it.

“It would be of interest to Nigerians if some of those leading politicians who promoted #EndSARS to the time it was seized and taken over by looters to come out with the same force as they did support to denounce the degeneracy that set in. Some of them have said nothing so far and we are watching.

“This country has to be saved from looters and the interest of this country is politics, PDP should come out and denounce these things unequivocally.” END!

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Hon. CARL UMEGBORO is a legal practitioner (Barrister & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and human rights activist. As an advocate of conflict resolution through ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution), he has acquired intensive training and has been inducted into The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (United Kingdom) as an Associate. He is a prolific writer, social policy and public affairs analyst. Prior to his call to Bar as a lawyer, he has been a veteran journalist and columnist in all national newspapers, and has over 250 published articles in various newspapers to his credit. Barrister Umegboro, a counsel at Mike Ozekhome (SAN) Chambers is also a regular guest-analyst at many TV and radio programme on crucial national issues. He can be reached through: (+234) 08023184542, (+234) 08173184542 OR Email: umegborocarl@gmail.com

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