APGA Raises Alarm Over Attack on Reps Candidate’s Vehicle

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Nigeria
PoliticsCrime & Law
APGA Raises Alarm Over Attack on Reps Candidate’s Vehicle

The vehicle of Innocent Umar Jabayang, APGA candidate for the Jalingo, Yorro and Zing Federal Constituency, was reportedly attacked by political thugs in Yorro Local Government Area over the weekend. The windscreens, body and campaign materials of the vehicle, registered GBB-339AA, were damaged. Danji Usman Shiddi, APGA’s Taraba State governorship candidate, urged security agencies, the DSS and INEC to investigate and prevent further escalation. Jabayang called on Governor Agbu Kefas to enforce the state’s anti-thuggery law and urged supporters to remain calm.

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