Garba Shehu, presidential media aide, in the interview granted to the New Telegraph, has said that the government of Muhammadu Buhari is not ready to release former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki.

According to him, former NSA, who is currently in the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS), has numerous cases in court, which he must diligently face and answer. Buhari’s aide explained that the cases against Dasuki were all complicated.


Answering to criticisms that he president does not respect court orders and continues to detain Dasuki, Shehu said: “The ex-NSA’s problem is not with President Buhari who I must say has the highest regard for the rule of law.”


He noted that President Buhari is the best friend of the rule of law and due process the country has seen so far. “If five courts of the land are trying different cases in which a man is involved and one or two of those courts let the accused persons go home on bail, what happens with the other three cases? “If you are a prisons controller, will you set that person free when you have three other judges directing that he be kept in detention? “


Colonel Dasuki faces a multiplicity of cases and, sadly for him, his hand appears to be showing in more of the cases as recent revelations from the ongoing investigation in the Office of the NSA has shown,” he added.


Presidential spokesman also touched upon the issue of Biafra movement, saying that the matter was a rested case.


Garba stated that those calling for Biafra independence have no understanding about the political history of Nigeria. According to him, the issue of Biafra was settled at the end of that civil war.


“Remember that this country fought a civil war for 30 months in which one million people were killed. “The issue of Biafra was settled at the end of that civil war. What is there again? “It is people who haven’t read Nigerian history and don’t know about it that are trying to raise new dust,” he stated.


“For anybody to make comparison between Western Sahara and Biafra, that is a display of knowledge deficit in international politics. One, Western Sahara is a classic case of decolonisation. It is the last remaining colony on the African continent and we all owe it a duty to ourselves to liberate Western Sahara.


“In fact, as military Head of State, President Buhari was the first to recognise Western Sahara and then the rest of Africa followed. So, he is being consistent. But Biafra is for the dismemberment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, which is already a settled entity. These two scenarios are clearly different

Source: http://solutionnaija..com/2016/03/biafra-is-already-dead-garba.html?m=1

That's ur candid opinion Mr Shehu

The way this f00000ls talk about Biafra makes one have a renewed interest in it

for his shallow mind na,,,damn bloody fool

Time shall tell. The truth is that lies can't be true even if it is configured.

That's his personal opinion.

in 2baba's voice NOTHING DEY HAPPEN ONE LOVE

Time knows all

No source ?

Dasuki and Nnamdi Kanu are two strange birds with similar fate bounded by a common enemy and supported by impugners

Garba Shehu lacks an indepth knowledge of Western Sahara issue, it would be better he stays off issues that his counterpart in international affair should handle. As to the issue of Biafra, i have said time and time again, sheer political bragadacio does not solve issues of agitation, there must be engagement.

If only we have true leader in the person of Ojukwu in the East this thing won't even have the gut to talk about Biafra this way, all we have is baffoons who can't fight for the interest of his people.... May God bless nnamdi kalu

Obj said same

wizzyrich:
No source ?

Yes.it is there now, Sir.

hahahahah another baboon have spoken

hahhahahahahahahaha!



Who are u trying to convince? Me, We or Urself?



If Biafra that happen in 1960 is dead, y are u writing a newspaper article in 2016?

Why de guy no go Enugu talk am

brize:
hahahahah another baboon have spoken

Dont mind the Zoo animal.