Agbu Kefas, the governor of Taraba State, has revealed that one of the police escorts killed his sister, Atsi Kefas, in the car they were driving.
According to him, a preliminary police report revealed that one of the officer escorts who fired shots into the car left her dead.
The governor stated that the investigation is still being conducted to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the incident and ensure that justice is served.
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Let me say that, in spite of personal tragedy like the loss of my sister, Atsi Kefas, I remain strong because the call to serve you outweighs the suffering, to make it clear to you.
“May their souls rest peacefully among the victims of the Karim Lamido crisis and in her honor, along with me, as I observe a minute of silence.”
“However, preliminary police reports revealed that my sister Atsi died from severe gunshot wounds sustained by one of the police escorts in the vehicle.”
To ensure justice will prevail, the investigation is still being conducted. You can see that this work is intended to honor both the past, present, and future, as well as you all. Let’s move Taraba forward in a positive way, please.
You can agree with me that Taraba is no longer a spectator when it comes to leadership in the next two years. We are leading with discipline, technology, and a good heart.
Let us rise together, believe again, and advance Taraba, in your time.
“I’m creating the Taraba so that governance is measured by outcomes rather than sentiment.” Every program must deliver real value to our people, as we are shifting from promises to outcomes.
The governor hasn’t mentioned his sister’s death since last December, when reports suggested bandits had blocked her route along Wukari-Kenya Road.
Source: Channels TV
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