Edo Governor Seeks Arrest of Neo Black Movement President Over Alleged Forgery and Criminal Conduct

Habiba Sam

The Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police and the Director General of the Department of State Services, seeking the immediate arrest and prosecution of Olorogun Ese Kakor, President of the Neo Black Movement (NBM) of Africa.

 The Governor accuses Kakor of forging official state government documents, which falsely claimed to authorize him to provide assistance to schools in Edo South Senatorial District.

Governor Okpebholo described the act as fraudulent and a direct assault on the integrity of the state's administrative processes. He alleged that the forgery was carried out in connivance with certain low-level civil servants within the state bureaucracy, who have already been identified and taken into custody.

The Governor vowed that all those found culpable will be prosecuted in accordance with the law. He also revealed that the land title on which the NBM headquarters was erected in Edo State has been revoked, citing the organization's alleged involvement in violent crimes and unlawful activities within the state.

Governor Okpebholo urged the Nigeria Police Force and the DSS to intensify their efforts in curbing the operations of groups allegedly involved in criminality and to ensure that those responsible for these acts are brought to justice.

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