Serious Drama As SARS Arrests PDP Governorship Aspirant At Atiku’s Programme In Borno

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Grema Terrab’s Campaign posters

 

A politician and governorship aspirant in Borno State, Grema
Terrab, who was declared wanted by the police for his role in an alleged
murder, was on Tuesday arrested by SARS operatives at an event attended
by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Premium Times reports.

 

Mr Abubakar delivered a speech at the event held in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.

 

Mr Terab is wanted by the police for alleged complicity in a murder
that occurred at his home while he was hosting a political meeting in
April.

 

Though Mr Terab was said to have reported the matter to the police,
the police arrested members of his family, including his wife. Premium
Times reported how Saadatu Muhammad was detained for several weeks
during which she lost her pregnancy in detention. She was eventually
released on bail.

 

Mr Terab showed up on Tuesday for the first time since his ‘disappearance’ from Maiduguri.

 

His governorship campaign posters and bill boards currently litter Maiduguri.

 

Apparently working on intelligence about his arrival, the SARS team
and dozens of other plain clothed detectives stormed the venue and laid
siege.

 

Mr Terab was immediately informed of the presence of the police
officers who had taken strategic positions around the hall where Mr
Abubakar was addressing politicians.

 

Aides of the young politician were seen trying to ‘beg’ some of the police officers not to carry out the arrest.

 

When Mr Abubakar ended his speech and was exiting the hall, Mr
Terab quickly moved close to the former vice president in order to evade
arrest but the operatives dragged him away.

 

Mr Terab tried to call the attention of the former vice president
by holding on to his gown, but Mr Abubakar was guided out of the hall by
his aides.

 

Journalists were prevented from taking photographs or filming the
arrest as he (Grema) was bundled into one of the SARS patrol vehicles
and taken away.

 

The police are yet to issue a statement on the arrest.

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