The Kogi State Government has accused opposition parties in the state of vandalising the booster station of the State Broadcasting Corporation in Ochaja.
The government, however, failed to mention the specific political parties behind the attack on the booster station.
The Kogi State Commissioner for Information and Communication, Kingsley Fanwo, described the act as senseless and politics taken too far. While calling on the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to bring to book the perpetrators of this outrageous act, the commissioner noted that the government will continue to partner with media organisations for good governance.
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