He said the All Progressives Congress (APC) led Adminstration and the Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris, knew about what happened.
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Secondus said that the unacceptable act showed the real character of the government and their attitude towards the nation’s senior citizens who should be accorded due respect for their contributions to the growth and development of the country.
His spokesman, Ike Abonyi, in a statement on Friday, said that the operatives acted in line with the body language of the administration.
According to him, the invasion of Clark’s home has brought to the fore, the rascality of this government in abusing human rights with the IG as a major culprit forgetting that they would not be in power forever.
“History is recording all the atrocities of this government and time would come when every actor would be made to answer for their roles in one way or the other,” he said.
Secondus noted that “this is what you get when a President of a country is seen saying publicly that he would jail more people when he is not a court.
“The deduction to the operatives hearing that from a Commander- in-Chief is that everybody especially perceived enemies of the government are preys who should be dealt with at the slightest opportunity.”
The PDP boss said that rather than make the operatives the escape goat, the Inspector General of Police should take responsibility as he would have jumped to take credit if they had found arms in Chief Clark’s home.
“The IG is trying to play smart by sacrificing the operatives when he would have owned up the operation and taken the credit if they had succeeded in their illicit mission.
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“What we are seeing is the image of an administration that has little or no regard for rule of law and human rights and operatives cash in on it at will,” he added.
The National Chairman said that further inquest should be made on the unfortunate incident to explain how they got the search warrant and who authorized th, operation in the first place.
Secondus regretted that “human rights abuses akin to what happened to Chief Clark go on under this administration on daily basis but are hardly reported but warned that no evil would ever go unpunished.”
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