Niger State Commissioner of Information and Strategy Muhammad Sani Idris has said that the state government will not compromise its stance of non-payment of ransom to rescue the abducted Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transportation, Dr. Ibrahim Garba Musa, who was abducted last Saturday.
The commissioner said there would be no selective or preferential treatment given for the rescue of the permanent secretary, especially one that would compromise the stance of the government.
Sani, who spoke to reporters during the post-exco briefing, however, stated that the government was not folding its hands as it is doing its best to rescue the abducted government official unharmed.
He also said regarding the issue of insecurity, the government is deploying a lot of strategies to curb the menace.
“We are not resting our oars. But we will not compromise our stance. We believe that there are various avenues and strategies we can involve in getting the abducted permanent secretary free without compromising our stance.
“We can assure you that the Permanent Secretary would be rescued unharmed and soon,” he stated.
Source : The Nation
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