Adamawa PDP Director Youth Mobilisation After My Life, NUJ Chair Cries Out



The Chairman Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Adamawa State chapter, Comr Ishaka Donald Dedan, has accused the Director Youth Mobilisation of the PDP, Hamidu Muktari (aka) Dogo, of threatening his life.  


Comr Ishaka Dedan accused Dogo of threat to his dear life in a release which he personally signed and made available to newsmen in Yola, Adamawa state.


He alleged thus, "On Friday, May 30, 2025, during the Bwatiye International Cultural Fiesta at Mahmud Ribadu Square in Yola, my life was threatened by one Hamidu Muktari, popularly known as Dogo whom parades self as the Director of Youth Mobilization of the PDP in Adamawa State.


"The incident occurred shortly after I had the honor of ushering in the Executive Governor of Adamawa State, Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, as one of the official Masters of Ceremony. 


"While the Governor was delivering his address, I heard someone ranting aggressively nearby. Turning around to ask the person to lower his voice out of respect for the ongoing speech, I was shocked to discover that the individual causing the disruption was Hamidu Muktari, known in political circles as Dogo.


"To my astonishment and that of many distinguished guests around, he was directing his threats at me. He pointed at me and began making several unprintable and defamatory statements, vowing to “deal with me” once the Governor left the stage and claiming he would show me who he truly is.


"His outburst drew the attention of the Governor’s Aide-de-Camp (ADC) and other members of the protocol team, who immediately intervened and called him to order.


"This incident happened in full view of the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor and several journalists, including members of the Governor’s press crew.


"I have since filed a formal complaint with the Commissioner of Police and the Director of the Department of State Services (DSS). However, I wish to place it on record that if anything happens to me or any member of my family, Hamidu Muktari, aka Dogo, should be held fully responsible".


He said that the incident was not the first time Mr. Muktari harassed or assaulted journalists in Adamawa State with impunity. 


Comr. Ishaka Donald Dedan, said it is time for the authorities to take necessary action to prevent him from posing a threat to public safety and press freedom.


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