Hassan Claims He Secretly Recorded Bandits Collecting Guns at Senator’s House Before Benue Massacre
“I Smuggled a Phone Into the Toilet to Record Them” , Hassan Allegedly Exposes More, Claims Bandits Collected Guns and Ammunition at Senator’s House Before Benue Massacre, Says He Risked His Life to Capture Secret Videos, Claims Same Senator Was Later Sent by President Tinubu to Pay Condolence Visit After the Attack
BREAKING: “I Smuggled a Phone Into the Toilet to Record Them” Hassan Makes Fresh Claims Over Benue Massacre
Fresh allegations surrounding the deadly Benue massacre have sparked heated reactions online after a man identified as Hassan reportedly claimed that armed bandits collected guns and ammunition from a senator’s residence before the attack.
According to the claims circulating on social media, Hassan said he secretly recorded activities at the location after taking significant personal risks. He reportedly explained that he smuggled a mobile phone into a toilet in order to capture video evidence of what he allegedly witnessed.
Hassan’s claims have not been independently verified, and the identity and role of the people allegedly involved remain subjects of public discussion.
Alleged weapons collection before the attack
In the account being circulated, Hassan allegedly claimed that guns and ammunition were collected at the senator’s residence before the Benue attack.
He further alleged that the same senator was subsequently sent by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to pay a condolence visit following the massacre.
The allegations have generated calls on social media for authorities to investigate the claims and establish whether there is any connection between the alleged weapons collection and the subsequent violence.
At the time of writing, the claims should be treated as allegations rather than established facts. No independent evidence confirming the alleged activities has been presented in the material circulating online.
Calls to protect Hassan
Some social media users have expressed concern about Hassan’s safety, with several calling for him to be protected or taken out of the country because of the seriousness of the allegations.
One user wrote:
“This guy needs to be protected, & grant asylum abroad…”
Another commenter said:
“These allegations are too much. It’s actually obvious that some people in power are in charge of killings in Nigeria if not it shouldn’t have been so tough to overcome.”
Other reactions focused on the broader security crisis in Nigeria, with users demanding greater accountability from government officials and security agencies.
