Politics
Jibrin goes for drug test
Suspended Hon. Abdulmumin Jibrin has undergone dope test at the National Hospital, Abuja. He claims doing that just put paid to the allegations by his colleagues that he was acting under the influence.
He said on Tuesday he didn’t want to take the allegation lightly because he wants people to believe him in the next few days when he’s going to release more shocking revelations.
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“A lot of allegations has also been thrown at me and I have responded to all. Most of the allegations turned out to be false and I think as a last resort, Speaker Dogara, and the three others that I accused have been sponsoring a very massive media campaign against me, that everything I am saying, I am under the influence of hard drugs.
According to Premium Times, the hospital’s Deputy Director of Clinical Services said the results of the test would only be made public at the request of the patient.
“We have taken blood fluid samples for substance abuse from the person in question and we hope that in the next three to four days, the results will be available.
Jibrin said this is the first time a public officer in Nigeria, high profile officer, will subject himself to a public test for drugs.
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