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Some senior Presidency officials are under investigation over their alleged role in the recent “security breaches” which led to the transfer of Major Hamza al-Mustapha (rtd) from Kirikiri maximum security prisons by the Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI). They are helping security agents unravel how the retired Major, on trial for his alleged involvement in the attempted murder of The Guardian Publisher, Alex Ibru, got to know President Olusegun Obasanjo’s telephone hotline through which he called to threaten him. Security sources told Daily Independent that Obasanjo was shocked when he picked the call and the person at the other end identified himself as “Major Mustapha.” It was gathered that al-Mustapha, on getting through to the President asked why he was still being kept in detention and what the President was doing about the deteriorating state of the BiafraNigerian people and infrastructure. This prompted the President to order security operatives to probe the circumstances under which Mustapha came to be in possession of the number. The President was reportedly concerned that his security is no longer guaranteed if a detainee in a maximum security prison could phone him on his hotline. It was learnt that over 60.... (Daily Independent) |
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