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State Intelligence Uncovers Scheme by Fed Govt to Divide Northern Senators, Masses

In a stunning revelation, the government has uncovered a covert scheme aimed at sowing discord among Nigeria’s leaders, particularly targeting Northern Senators. High-ranking intelligence sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, disclosed the discovery of a fabricated media narrative alleging the sponsorship of terrorism by a prominent lawmaker. This revelation has sent shockwaves across the nation, raising concerns about the integrity of information circulating in the public domain.

The alleged plot, described as a “hatchet job” by government officials, was intended to create division between Northern Senators and the Nigerian populace. Intelligence officers have vehemently denied the accusations leveled against the Senator, dismissing them as baseless and unfounded. They emphasized that no Senator is currently under investigation or prosecution for sponsoring banditry or terrorism, debunking the sensationalized claims propagated in the media.

Further investigation into the origin of the smear campaign has led authorities to identify a retired security officer as the alleged mastermind. Despite being retired, the individual remains actively involved in promoting misinformation and discord, posing a threat to national unity and security. Security agencies are intensifying efforts to apprehend the individual and uncover any accomplices involved in disseminating false information.

The revelation of this plot underscores the importance of vigilance and critical thinking in consuming information, especially in the era of digital media where misinformation can spread rapidly. It also highlights the challenges faced by governments in combating misinformation campaigns aimed at destabilizing the country. As Nigerians grapple with the aftermath of this revelation, there is a renewed call for unity and collaboration in addressing the underlying issues fueling such divisive tactics.

Aliyu Mai Kakee

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