Captain Abdulkareem: What I Told My Son Few Hours Before He Was Murdered, Senator Na’Allah Reveals

Captain Abdulkareem: What I Told My Son Few Hours Before He Was Murdered, Senator Na’Allah Reveals

  • Senator Bala Na’Allah said he had discussed the security situation across the country with his son, Abdulkareem, eight hours before he was murdered
  • Captain Abdulkareem was killed in his bedroom at the Government Reserved Area, Kaduna on Sunday, August 29
  • The lawmaker representing Kebbi South senatorial district at the Senate said warned against politicising Nigeria's security challenges

FCT, Abuja - Barely 24 hours after his eldest son, Abdulkareem was gruesomely murdered by unknown killers, Senator Bala Na’Allah has revealed his last discussion with the late captain.

The Punch reports that Na’Allah, who represents Kebbi South senatorial district of Kebbi state, said he spoke to his son a few hours before the news of his death on Sunday, August 29.

Senator Na’Allah reveals what he told his late son.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Usman Baba, has vowed to end criminal activities in Nigeria. Credit: Nigeria Police.
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Legit.ng gathered that the lawmaker, who is the chairman of the Senate Committee on Air Force, noted that the discussion he had with his son was largely on the disturbing security situation across the country.

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The report said that Na’Allah, who is also a pilot, spoke while receiving the leadership of the correspondents’ chapel, Kaduna council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, who paid him a condolence visit in the state capital on Tuesday, August 31.

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Don't politicise the security challenges

He disclosed that the discussion they had was eight hours before the murder of his 36-year-old son, adding, “Little did he know that he had less than eight hours to live.”

Na’Allah also cautioned Nigerians against politicising the security challenges bedevilling the country and advised politicians to close ranks irrespective of political parties in order to tackle the security challenges headlong.

The lawmaker said:

“Since Abdulkareem’s death, so many things continue to happen that remove the pain of his death from me. I spoke to him around 9.27 pm (on Saturday). And I swear by the Holy Qur’an, the subject of our discussion was security. Little I know or little did he know that he had less than eight hours to live.

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“So, courtesy demands that we advise ourselves and look at clearly what are the issues? How do they come about? Then with that information, we can prescribe the correct antidote to our problem.”

Senator Na’Allah says his son's murder may proffer solution to crimes in Nigeria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that bereaved Senator Na’Allah expressed hope that his son's death would help in the search for a solution to violent crimes in Nigeria.

It was reported that Na’Allah in a statement on Monday, August 30, noted that the life of his son is not more precious than that of any other Nigeria.

The senator prayed to God to grant the entire family the strength to bear the loss of their beloved son, Abdukareem.

Source: Legit.ng

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