All vehicles returned to former Zamfara governor, Matawalle – Police confirm

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On Saturday, former governor Bello Matawalle received all of the vehicles that the Zamfara State Police Command seized from him.

The command’s Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Yazid Abubakar, verified the occurrence on Saturday via a telephone conversation and stated that the cars were returned in accordance with the Federal High Court’s Gusau-based decision.

All security forces that removed the cars from Matawalle’s homes in Gusau and Maradun were ordered by the court, presided over by Justice Aminu Bappah-Aliyu, to return them within 48 hours.

On the order of the state government, the security operatives removed the vehicles from the two houses of the former governor.

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According to Abubakar, “Yes, the police command has complied with the court order as regards to returning of all vehicles belonging to the former governor, Bello Matawalle.”

He assured that all the vehicles have been returned to the premises of Federal High Court, Gusau.

The spokesperson to Gov. Dauda Lawal of Zamfara, Suleiman Idris, had earlier said more than 40 vehicles were recovered from the two houses of the former governor.

The security agencies, he confirmed, took the action on the directive of the state government.

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