RE: STOP MATAWALLE FROM PERSECUTING US, SHUHU IDRIS'S FAMILY WRITES BUHARI.

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By Bello Ibrahim Gusau. (Barden Galadima)



Today's Morning 04-02-2020 I read Some National Dailies and i came across with a Petition Written to  President Muhammadu Buhari by the Family of late Shehu Idris Gusau.

In the letter, the Petitioners seeks President Buhari to stop Gov Bello Matawallen Maradun from demolition of their father's house and a Mosque erected by their father.

The Allegations are Not true, because of the following reasons:

✅ The Said building was erected just last Eight Months ago, and their father died over Ten years ago. 

✅ Secondly, the Said Mosque was destructed by Mukhtar Shehu for the purpose of laying down new building.

✅ The Said building is owned by Mukhtar Shehu idris not a family house.

✅ ZUREPB is an Agency responsible for granting Permit to anybody who want to erect building Structure, it was ZUREPB that Write to Mukhtar Shehu idris a letter of Demand Not *Gov Bello Muhammad Matawallen Maradun MON Barden Kasar Hausa*.

✅ If Mukhtar has building Permit  at hand let him report to ZUREPB for clarifications.

As a law abiding citizens, we shall let law to do its work, not making unnecessary Petition.

President Muhammadu Buhari is a law abiding citizen and you will not see him in anything which is against the law of the land.

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