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Oct 31, 20261 min read

Tambuwal condemns attack on Sokoto ADC gov candidate's convoy

Tambuwal condemns attack on Sokoto ADC gov candidate's convoy
Galaxy TV · Politics desk · Lagos

Tambuwal also stated that allegations that personnel of the Sokoto Marshal and Sokoto State Community Guard blocked his convoy, fired gunshots, damaged his vehicle and detained two DSS officers attached to his security detail are deeply disturbing.

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Senator Representing Sokoto South, Aminu Tambuwal, has condemned the reported attack on the Sokoto State ADC governorship candidate, Hon. Manir Muhammad Dan’iya, and members of his convoy around Sokoto Airport on Friday, October 30, 2026.

Tambuwal also stated that allegations that personnel of the Sokoto Marshal and Sokoto State Community Guard blocked his convoy, fired gunshots, damaged his vehicle and detained two DSS officers attached to his security detail are deeply disturbing.

He called on the Nigeria Police Force, the Department of State Services and other relevant security agencies to swiftly conduct a thorough, independent and impartial investigation and ensure that anyone found culpable is brought to justice.

He said every Nigerian has the right to move freely, associate with a political party and seek political office in accordance with the law. No citizen should face threats, violence or harassment for exercising these rights.

"I strongly urge anyone with political differences or grievances to pursue peaceful and lawful means of expressing them. Let the people speak through their votes, not through arms.

"Security outfits have a duty to protect all citizens, regardless of political affiliation. They must never become instruments of political intimidation. I call on the Sokoto State Government to ensure that all security outfits under its authority operate lawfully and impartially.

"Let it be clear: no amount of intimidation or threats will deter us from proceeding with our scheduled ADC presidential campaign flag-off on 4 November 2026. We remain committed to peaceful political engagement and the rule of law.

"I urge our members and supporters to remain calm, exercise restraint and remain resolute.

"Sokoto belongs to all its people. Nigeria belongs to all of us. Our democracy must protect the right of every citizen to participate freely and without fear," Tambuwal said.

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