Kaduna Killings: Senator Laah blows hot, accuses El-Rufai
25 October 2018 |
3:31 pm
The Senate has condemned in strongest term the wanton killings of innocent Nigerian in Kaduna State as it alleged that the heinous acts are being perpetrated due to government negligence and conspiracy by the elites.
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