Assault: Three things to do to Senator Elisha Abbo with immediate effect: Festus Keyamo

By Eriacy Confidence

Coneri Magazine

Festus Keyamo has suggested three ways to deal urgently with  Senator Elisha Abbo the Nigerian Legislator who assaulted a lady in an adult toys shop.  . According to him " The case of Senator Elisha Abbo is very straightforward: the Police MUST IMMEDIATELY take three steps: 1. Arrest him (no formal complaint is needed with the evidence on tape) 2. Obtain his statement (if he’s willing to make one) and that of the victim 3. Arraign him in court"

Senator Elisha Abbo, a  serving lawmaker, who represents the Northern Senatorial District of Adamawa state after defeating Binta Garba has been criticised for his recent act of slapping a nursing mother repeatedly at a sex toy shop in Abuja .
Abbo was seen assaulting the woman in a video posted by Premium Times
The assault, which reportedly occurred on May 11 , 2019 , was done in the presence of an armed policeman who rather than assist the victim , arrested her . The Adamawa born Lawmaker,  adjudged the youngest senator in the country, had entered the shop around 6 pm on May 11 , a Saturday. The senator walked in with three young women to purchase adult toys .
But shortly after they began shopping for the toys , one of the three girls brought in by Mr Abbo started throwing up . She vomited multiple times , prompting the shop owner to remark that the woman should have vomited outside and not inside her shop , especially since she was not a child . The senator who was said to be agitated by the sudden illness of one of his girls , was said to have accused the shop owner of poisoning the store ’ s air conditioner.
The shop owner ’ s argument that if the air conditioner had been contaminated others in the shop would have also taken ill was said to have angered Abbo , and the two began exchanging words over the matter .
The senator was said to have called a policeman who he then ordered to arrest the shop owner .


They have been calls by all concerned Nigerians for the arrest and prosecution of the senator.