Senator Jonah Jang/File
Former Governor of Plateau State Jonah Jang, has alleged that the Federal Government is plotting to hyperlink him with felony actions.
As acknowledged by Jang, that is a part of plans to cease him from taking part in any of the 2019 electoral processes.
The former governor raised the alarm whereas talking with journalists in Jos, Monday, decrying the renewed spate of killings within the nation.
“Doesn’t that sound funny that Jonah Jang, a Berom man from Plateau State, is organising herdsmen to kill Beroms or which killings are they talking about?” he requested.
“But I simply need to say that it's a pity that politics is popping to what it's. I consider that every little thing is being finished to search out a cause to incarcerate me in order that I cannot take part within the ongoing politics.
“I am the senator representing Plateau North, I may be re-contesting the Senate, I may be contesting a higher position, that decision is in the making and the PDP is working very hard to win the election on the Plateau and I am a key figure here on the Plateau.”
He also stated that, “There appears to be a very deliberate plan to get me out of the best way in order that I don’t take part in any of the electoral processes. If that is the best way our politics goes to be, then I'm sorry to say that the democracy that we labored exhausting for will likely be be destroyed.
“PDP nurtured democracy for 16 years, that's the reason democracy is stabilizing however now, the APC as a party, has come and needs to destroy democracy by attempting to be sure that there is no such thing as a opposition, they need Nigeria to change into a one party state.
“The safety companies ought to do their work, yr in yr out. When I took over energy in Plateau State in 2007, this disaster was on, for eight years, I used to be battling the safety to get this disaster resolved.
“Now, it has gone into a wider dimension. We were talking about Plateau, now we are talking about Taraba, Benue, Zamfara, it is going even down to the southern part of the country.”