Abba Kyari died on Friday night.

Shehu Sani in his message on Twitter wrote: “The President has lost a trusted and loyal friend”.

Abba Kyari;The President has lost a trusted & loyal friend.A man who took the bullets of his master with smiles,calmness & silence.We knew his cap & his colors but never his mind or his own side of his story.He will be missed as a Punchman or a punch https://t.co/nJ350DBded AK.

— Senator Shehu Sani (@ShehuSani) April 18, 2020

Kyari had suffered several allegations over his interference in the Buhari Administration.

The most recent before his death was the Memo released by the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno.

“Abba Kyari, is one of the major impediments to Nigeria’s national security interest, the National Security Adviser, wrote in a memo last December.

Mr Monguno’s hands-on account of a connection between Mr Kyari’s alleged ‘meddlesomeness’ and an acute spectre of insecurity that has clutched the country was contained in a series of confidential circulars he addressed to top administration officials on national security.

The NSA also accused the chief of staff of sidestepping the president’s directive to impose his own decision for implementation, a claim that social media commentary said was all but a direct accusation of treason against Mr Kyari.

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The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Sadiya Umar had disclosed that Nigerians who buy N100 call credit are considered as poor and are among those qualified to get palliatives.

She added that those with account balance of N5,000 or less will be among the beneficiaries of the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme.

In a country where the minimum wage is officially 30k;to deny a citizen 5k because he has 5k in his account under lockdown with no end in sight is illogical and irrational.

— Senator Shehu Sani (@ShehuSani) April 17, 2020

Farouq explained that aside the National Social Register, Bank Verification Numbers (BVN), record of purchase of airtime by mobile phone owners was part of the yardsticks.

Reacting, Sani condemned the method by the federal government while making reference to minimum wage of N30,000.

On his Twitter page, Sani wrote: “In a country where the minimum wage is officially 30k;to deny a citizen 5k because he has 5k in his account under lockdown with no end in sight is illogical and irrational.

He further called on security agencies to be more lenient on enforcing lockdown orders in states.

“The Poor can be accused of many things, but the poor did not ‘import’ #COVID-19 into our country; Stop killing or convicting them over lockdown violations.

“There should be a more civilized and lenient way of ‘punishing the innocent,” his tweet added.

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