I’LL SOON RETURN TO THE BARRACKS —AL-MUSTAPHA
Major Hamza Al-Mustpha, former Chief Security Officer (CSO) to late Head of State General Sani Abacha, yesterday said he will soon return to the barracks in uniform as a soldier in active duty.
Al-Mustapha who was recently set free after 15 years incarceration for alleged involvement in the murder of Mrs Kudirat Abiola also said his tours of the country to speak with youths has nothing to do with the politics of 2015. He said he was continuing with his youth empowerment which he began in 1984 and continued even in jail.
Al-Mustapha met various youth groups in Lafia yesterday in preparation for their registration for a scheme that is expected to take them off the streets. He told newsmen that he will return to the barracks as soon as the court processes are served on the military high command for him to be accepted back as a soldier.
He said: “First of all, I was arrested wrongly, framed up, taken to court wrongly; persecuted, punished, humiliated beyond the definitions of the law, from all the judgments - the High Court, up to the Federal High Court, and the Appeal Court. The judgments given are well spelt out.”
The former presidential security aide said that over 22 million young people in the Northern part of Nigeria alone are on the street with nothing to do.
Al-Mustapha also paid homage to the Emir of Lafia, Alhaji Isa Mustapha Agwai I, and the Sangarin Kwandere, Alhaji Ahmadu Al-Makura
.
Al-Mustapha met various youth groups in Lafia yesterday in preparation for their registration for a scheme that is expected to take them off the streets. He told newsmen that he will return to the barracks as soon as the court processes are served on the military high command for him to be accepted back as a soldier.
He said: “First of all, I was arrested wrongly, framed up, taken to court wrongly; persecuted, punished, humiliated beyond the definitions of the law, from all the judgments - the High Court, up to the Federal High Court, and the Appeal Court. The judgments given are well spelt out.”
The former presidential security aide said that over 22 million young people in the Northern part of Nigeria alone are on the street with nothing to do.
Al-Mustapha also paid homage to the Emir of Lafia, Alhaji Isa Mustapha Agwai I, and the Sangarin Kwandere, Alhaji Ahmadu Al-Makura
.
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