Faceless groups ‘blackmailing’ Dokubo, Monguno

Some Niger Delta Leaders have responded to what they described as a bunch of fiction being circulated in the media about alleged infractions committed at the Niger Delta Amnesty office.

In a statement signed by Ebiowei ThankGod, convener of Coalition for Niger Delta Cohesion (CNDC), dismissed those circulating the stories as desperate.

He said they have no evidence to substantiate their bogus claims and have therefore remained anonymous.

CNDC convener challenged them to come forward with any evidence they have against Babagana Monguno, national security adviser, and the coordinator of the presidential amnesty programme.

“Our attention has been drawn to the activities of faceless groups that are attempting to blackmail and disparage the National Security Adviser, General Mohammed Babagana Monguno and Prof Charles Dokubo on cases of imaginary fraud in the office of the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Program,” the statement read.

“For many months these groups who lack the courage to come up in the open but who have continuously masked their identities have used the media to circulate alleged infractions committed in their putrid imagination at the office. The so-called 1.8 billion naira contract allegedly awarded to the National Security Adviser is obviously a clear concoction and wicked lie from the pit of hell.

“Those who know the NSA know that he is a man of integrity whose reputation is impervious to cheap propaganda. In another fiction, they have tried many times to drag the name of the coordinator to what they allege as looting in Kaiama. The incident in Kaiama have long been investigated by the police and the report is available in the public domain.”