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Police Backtracks, Asks Saraki for Written Explanation Over Offa Robbery

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Published: 2018/06/04
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The Police on Monday backtracked over its resolve to invite president of the senate, Bukola Saraki, for questioning over his alleged involvement in Offa robbery.

Mr Saraki, in a tweet on Monday afternoon, revealed that he instructed his ADC to get the invitation letter from the Police Headquarters in Abuja.

He tweeted; “I have just informed my ADC to get the letter of invitation from @PoliceNG in respect of the allegations raised yesterday — so that I can immediately honour the alleged invitation”.

But in another tweet later, the president of the senate said the police had recanted their position, demanding explanation instead of appearance from him.

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“Following my earlier tweet, I have received the letter from @PoliceNG. They are no longer asking me to appear at any station, but to respond in writing to the allegations within 48 hours — which I plan to do,” Mr Saraki said.

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