Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, former Chief Security Officer to the
late Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, yesterday Monday the 30th,
2016,said he would soon reveal what exactly killed his boss and the
acclaimed winner of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election,
Chief Bashorun MKO Abiola in his new book.
Al-Mustapha said his new book titled ”Mustapha’s Memoirs” would
reveal the untold story of how the two of them died. According to him
the same thing killed his boss and the late MKO.
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Addressing journalist yesterday May the 30th in Lagos, he said; “For
instance, when Chief MKO Abiola was in prison, many notable Nigerians
visited him. They will visit him in the morning, and when they come back
to the Villa in the evening to see Abacha, they would say a different
thing entirely.
“Unknown to these notable Nigerians, particularly notable Yoruba
personalities, who visited Abiola, their visits were recorded on video. I
did the video recording without their knowledge.
“These people would visit Abiola and come back to tell government a different thing about him.
“These same people would still go and tell Abiola a different thing
about government. They are on video. The agencies of government have
these videos evidence.
“These same people told MKO Abiola never to accept any compromise or
negotiations. They advised him never to come back home without his
mandate. All these things are on video.
“Of all the Yoruba leaders, only Oba Tejuosho told MKO Abiola the truth: to accept the conditional bail and go home.
“Only Oba Tejuosho told MKO Abiola that Abacha was his friend, urging
him to reconcile with Abacha who was ready for reconciliation. It was
Oba Tejuosho who told MKO Abiola that he still had the goodwill and
would win if he re-contests after Abacha.
“What killed Abacha is what killed MKO Abiola. But I would reveal
that after my court case, still at the Supreme Court. I would publish a
book which has three volumes— the Mustapha’s Memoirs, which will tell
what happened under Abacha and how he died.”
On Abacha loot
Al-Mustapha said he was hsocked to hear of the Abacha loot, 18 years
after his death. He added that the loot as it was being refered to were
mere media campaigns aimed at smearing the late Sani Abacha’s image by
local and international persons he stepped on their toes while he was
Head of State.
On being contracted to head a killer squad
Al-Mustapha said “Nobody contracted me to catch 1,000 mosquitoes
under the Jonathan administration, let alone human beings. I am
Al-Mustapha. I have my background away from the propaganda peddled by
the likes of Obasanjo.
He restated his call for a public debate, where former President,
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, would come to backup claims in his infamous
18-page letter that he (Al-Mustapha) was contracted to head a killer
squad of 1,000 snipers for former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan,
ahead of the 2015 general elections.
Going further, he said “Obasanjo has had his day. I am doing my
investigation and I have discovered so many things as to what made him
(Obasanjo) make such allegation. I have it. I will release it very soon
and that is why I have challenged him to an open debate.
“Obasanjo is my senior in the force; he was a former Military Head of
State, but when issues of law and rights of man are being discussed,
definitely equality comes to the fore.
“You cannot put an allegation against your junior because you are a
senior, and you believe the junior would keep quiet. No, I would not.
That would amount to ignorance. I am not ignorant about our laws.
“I challenge Obasanjo to an open debate so that he can substantiate
his allegations before the whole world; but he is yet to oblige the
challenge.
“Thank God a new government is here today, where he (Obasanjo) can
bring up the issue, requesting it to investigate and, if there is any
contract between Jonathan and I to catch one single mosquito, I want to
say that I am guilty and want to be tried.”
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