Banditry: I'm ready for scrutiny - Senator Buba

Author: Mikal AttahPublished on: September 6, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Banditry: I'm ready for scrutiny - Senator Buba

Bauchi senator, Shehu Buba, addressed allegations linking him to bandit kingpin Abubakar Idris. He condemned a misinformation campaign by political opponents, asserting he has neither sponsored nor hosted bandits. Buba also stated he has nothing to hide and urged his supporters to focus on the upcoming 2027 elections.

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