Whatever Killed Abacha also Killed MKO Abiola - Al-Mustapha

A previous Chief Security Officer to the late Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, Monday, said he would soon open up on what really killed his manager and the acclaimed victor of the abrogated June 12, 1993 presidential race, Chief Bashorun MKO Abiola. Al-Mustapha said he would disclose the untold story of how the pair passed on in his new book, Mustapha's Memoirs, which, as per him, is as yet being dealt with. Al-Mustapha, who tended to writers in Lagos yesterday, said one thing killed his manager and the late MKO. He said: "For example, when Chief MKO Abiola was in jail, numerous prominent Nigerians went to him. They will visit him in the morning, and when they return to the Villa at night to see Abacha, they would say an alternate thing altogether. "Obscure to these outstanding Nigerians, especially striking Yoruba identities, who went by Abiola, their visits were recorded on video. I did the video recording without their insight. "These individuals would visit Abiola and return to inform government an alternate thing regarding him."These same individuals would in any case go and enlighten Abiola an alternate thing concerning government. They are on video.

The organizations of government have these recordings proof. "These same individuals advised MKO Abiola never to acknowledge any trade off or transactions. They exhorted him never to return home without his order. Every one of these things are on video. "Of all the Yoruba pioneers, just Oba Tejuosho told MKO Abiola reality: to acknowledge the contingent safeguard and go home. "Just Oba Tejuosho told MKO Abiola that Abacha was his companion, encouraging him to accommodate with Abacha who was prepared for compromise. It was Oba Tejuosho who told MKO Abiola that despite everything he had the goodwill and would win on the off chance that he re-challenges after Abacha. "What slaughtered Abacha is the thing that murdered MKO Abiola. Be that as it may, I would uncover that after my court case, still at the Supreme Court. I would distribute a book which has three volumes—the Mustapha's Memoirs, which will tell what happened under Abacha and how he kicked the bucket."

On Abacha plunder as yet being come back to the nation from abroad, 18 years after his demise, Al-Mustapha said he was stunned the first occasion when he knew about Abacha's plunder.

He included that the majority of what was today referred to in the media as Abacha's plunder were negligible media battles went for spreading the late Sani Abacha's picture by neighborhood and universal persons he ventured on their toes while he was Head of State.

Additionally, Al-Mustapha restated his require an open civil argument, where previous President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, would come to reinforcement claims in his notorious 18-page letter that he (Al-Mustapha) was contracted to head an executioner squad of 1,000 riflemen for previous President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, in front of the 2015 general races.

He said: "No one contracted me to get 1,000 mosquitoes under the Jonathan organization, not to mention individuals. I am Al-Mustapha. I have my experience far from the purposeful publicity sold by any semblance of Obasanjo.

"Obasanjo has had his day. I am doing my examination and I have found such a variety of things with reference to what made him (Obasanjo) make such affirmation. I have it. I will discharge it soon and that is the reason I have tested him to an open level headed discussion. "Obasanjo is my senior in the power; he was a previous Military Head of State, yet when issues of law and privileges of man are being examined, certainly equity goes to the fore.

"You can't set an assertion against your lesser in light of the fact that you are a senior, and you trust the lesser would stay silent. No, I would not. That would sum to lack of awareness. I am not unmindful about our laws.

"I challenge Obasanjo to an open level headed discussion with the goal that he can substantiate his assertions before the entire world; yet he is yet to oblige the test.

"Say thanks to God another administration is here today, where he (Obasanjo) can raise the issue, asking for it to examine and, if there is any agreement amongst Jonathan and I to catch one single mosquito, I need to say that I am liable and need to be attempted."