DSS invites Obadiah Mailafia over his comment about a Northern governor allegedly being the commander of Boko Haram in Nigeria

 DSS invites Obadiah Mailafia over his comment about a Northern governor allegedly being the commander of Boko Haram in Nigeria


The Department of State Services DSS has invited a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and stakeholder in southern Kaduna, Dr Obadiah Mailafia, to its Jos office over comments he made recently about a Northern governor being the commander of Boko Haram.

 

Obadiah, in an interview with an Abuja-based radio station, InfoFM, on Monday, August 10, alleged that some repentant bandits spoke with him and other stakeholders in Southern Kaduna and the repentant bandits revealed that a serving governor in one of the Northern states is the commander of Boko Haram in Nigeria.

''Let me make some revelations because some of us also have our own intelligence network. We have met with some of the bandits, we have met with some of their high commanders, one or two who have repented. They have sat down with us, not once, not twice. 

They told us that one of the Northern governors is the commander of Boko Haram in Nigeria.'' 

 

The DSS saw his interview and has invited him to their office for questioning. He is expected to appear before the service officials on Wednesday, August 12 by 12 noon.

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