Nigerian General Calls for Investigation into Release of Terrorism Financing Suspects
Retired Major General Danjuma Hamisu Ali-Keffi has called for an investigation into the release of 48 suspects linked to terrorism financing, including a prominent Boko Haram leader, due to national security concerns. He criticized the National Assembly for its inaction, alleging interference from a former Army chief, and raised issues regarding the misappropriation of counterterrorism funds by military and government officials. Ali-Keffi emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in the handling of these funds.
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Retired Major General Danjuma Hamisu Ali-Keffi urged an investigation into the release of 48 terrorism financing suspects, including a top Boko Haram leader, citing national security concerns. He alleged the National Assembly failed to probe due to interference from a former Army chief.
The suspects were arrested by Operation Service Wide (OSW) for financing terrorism, with claims that funds for counterterrorism were misappropriated by military and government officials. Ali-Keffi questioned the release of Hima Abubakar, linked to a $600 million offshore account.
He also raised concerns about the release of Alhaji Saidu Ahmed, a Boko Haram leader, despite evidence against him. He called for transparency regarding counterterrorism funds and investigations into possible fund diversion.
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