👤 By Hadiza Gidado, DENISAURUS News

Recently, a piece surfaced in the media courtesy of supposed Concern Taraba in Diaspora. Shortly after, another response appeared, authored by Emma Bello. Upon scrutinizing both compositions, it struck me that they both have originated from the same pen, the double faced wolf in sheepskin called S A media to H E Gov.Agbu Kefas.

My observation led me to reflect on Emma’s historical pattern and anticedents of displaying loyalty while simultaneously criticizing those he aligns with. He’s a serpent with a deadly venom that will consume him this time around. This artful maneuvering has been evident in his relationships with past figures, including Late Baba Suntai, Senator Bwacha, and Arc. Darius Dickson.

Emma Bello seems to have resumed his usual tactics, sponsoring criticism against the very government he is part of, only to follow it up with a rejoinder. This modus operandi raises concerns about his sincerity and commitment to the principles he supposedly supports.

It is worth noting that Governor Kefas a Military intelligence Officer and Commissioner of Information, a learned Barrister, are not oblivious to these maneuvers. They possess the acumen to decipher such tactics and will likely expose Emma Bello’s duplicity in due course.

Governor Kefas should be prepared for more from Emma Bello. The past pressure for undeserved appointments and the seemingly unserious handling of crucial government policies on social media have marred the credibility of the governor’s media team. Questions arise regarding the wisdom of having Emma Bello, an ingrate with a questionable character, and doubted loyalty as a special adviser on media, given the damage he appears to be causing.

Emma Bello’s potential to turn against anyone, as evidenced by his past actions against Senator Bwacha, suggests that Governor Kefas may face further challenges. As he is an ingrate that bites the fingers that fed him. It’s not surprising, as as such behavior was anticipated, given Emma Bello’s history.

To Emma Bello, the concerned people of Taraba, along with all well-meaning Tarabans, stand united against any attempt to tarnish the name of our esteemed Governor. Emma’s actions will not go unchallenged by those who hold our Governor in high regard. As far as we are concerned,
Agbu Kefas (AK 27) and his policies re obligations ordained from God, hence a do or die affair for us.