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Hamza Al-Mustapha reveals those behind insecurity in Nigeria
Former Chief Security Officer (CSO) to former Nigerian military ruler, General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al- Mustapha, says wealthy Nigerians are behind rising insecurity in some parts of Nigeria.
Major Al-Mustapha, who spoke on a viral VOA Hausa interview revealed that rich people with access to weapons and hard drugs were behind the insecurity bedeviling different parts of the country.
He said that the authorities have to step on the toes of disgruntled elements in an effort to normalize the security situation.
He disclosed that there were people spending their money to cause a crisis.
He said, “There are people spending their money to cause a crisis and it appears they are succeeding.
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“From the way, they’ve access to weapons today in Africa, and different kinds of drugs, and from the kind of people that are given such things and they are using it, these have shown that the strength they have has started to overpower the laws of African countries, especially here in Nigeria.”
He explained that the few Nigerians benefitting from the country’s mineral resources seemed to be unstoppable.
“It is high time every patriotic Nigerian, anyone who has Nigeria, Africa or the entire world at heart, stood up and made a personal contribution. Things are not moving as expected.
To deal with the present situation holistically, Major Al-Mustapha stated that it required the contribution of all patriotic citizens of the country.
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