Following the shocking revelations he made in his recent memo on the insecurity in parts of the North, there are strong indications that the Federal Government has begun investigations into allegations levelled against the President Goodluck Jonathan administration by Adamawa State Governor, Alhaji Murtala Nyako.
The Presidency was considering the security implication of Nyako’s letter, which the government thought was capable of inciting the military.
When Punch contacted him, Governor Nyako expressed his readiness to submit himself for any probe over the contents of his latest letter. He said: “The issues we raised in the letter are germane. It is an open secret, a known fact that these people (insurgents) operate mostly at night in our states and we are supposed to have a night time curfew in place under the state of emergency.”
“When Nyako talks about the North, which North is he referring to? Is he referring to the Boko Haram North? Is he referring to his cabal in the North? Is he talking about the almajiris; the poor in the North?
“There is no way Nyako will not be probed. It is only an unserious government that would not examine the grave allegations contained in the letter. There is no way that such a thing would be allowed to go like that.
“One thing the Presidency and other security agencies will like to know is who is behind Nyako. As a well trained military officer, who was a former Chief of Naval Staff, Nyako knows the implication of what he has done.”A Presidency source told Punch that the security agencies were looking at the possibility of meeting Nyako at the end of the governors’ meeting with the President in Abuja for some answers.
The Presidency was considering the security implication of Nyako’s letter, which the government thought was capable of inciting the military.
When Punch contacted him, Governor Nyako expressed his readiness to submit himself for any probe over the contents of his latest letter. He said: “The issues we raised in the letter are germane. It is an open secret, a known fact that these people (insurgents) operate mostly at night in our states and we are supposed to have a night time curfew in place under the state of emergency.”
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