Al-Mustapha blows hot: Rich people with access to weapons, hard drugs behind Nigeria’s insecurity

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From Femi  Oyelola  Kaduna,

A one time Chief Security Officer ( CSO) to former Nigerian military ruler, General Sani Abacha, has Major Hamza Al- Mustapha has alleged that rich people with access to weapons and hard drugs were behind the insecurity bedeviling Nigeria. 

Al-Mustapha said dealing with the situation would require the contribution of all and sundry that are patriotic about the country, while the authorities would have to step on toes in the effort to normalize the security situation. 

Major Al-Mustapha  who spoke on a viral VOA Hausa interview monitored   in Kaduna  said “ it is high time that every patriotic Nigerian, anyone who has Nigeria, Africa or the entire world at heart, everyone should stand up and make personal contribution. Things are not moving as expected.

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 “There are people spending their money to cause crisis and it appears they are succeeding. “

“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 them,these, have shown that the strength they have has started to overpower African countries, especially here in Nigeria.

“That is why in my remarks,I dwelt on issues  pertaining to world affairs.”

He said many bad things are happening in the country as some few individuals were so powerful to have acquired the means of exploring, refining, exporting the nation’s mineral resources. 

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He alleged that these few Nigerians benefitting from the country’s mineral resources seem to be unstoppable. 

“If you want to stop them, they are ever ready to use all means at their disposal to fight you. They can even do that in collaboration with their local and foreign allies,” he alleged. 

“They are powerful and can fight any government that tries to stop them .Fighting them will require strengthening the laws and educating those carrying out the laws and those in government. They should know where they lag behind and where they are found wanting. 

“ If this arises, from what I’ve said if things are to be corrected, toes must be stepped upon. People must be shown the right thing to do so that peace and harmony would be restored, “ he said . 

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