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Bago shuts down Badeggi radio over alleged incitement

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Niger State Governor, Umaru Bago has ordered the closure of Badeggi FM Radio Station for inciting violence.

The governor gave the directive during the expanded Niger State APC Caucus meeting held at the Government House, Minna.

He explained that the decision was taken because the daily activities of the Radio station have been unethical.

Governor Bago also accused the owner of the Station of incitement of the people against the government and directed that the license of the Radio station be revoked.

The governor directed the Commissioner for Homeland Security and the Commissioner of Police to seal the radio station and emphasised the need for the security operatives to profile the owner of the radio station, as his station promotes violence.

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