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Ex Naval Officer makes shocking revelation about plan to Islamize Nigeria, says govt knows sponsors of Boko Haram

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Prof. Kunle Olawunmi, a former Naval commodore has alleged that there are a group of individuals in Nigeria who are bent on Islamizing the country.

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According to him, he has personally interrogated people in the Muhammadu Buhari government on the issue of Boko Haram, and found “a senior officer” culpable. However, “he was let go”.

Speaking on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily on Wednesday about the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) attack that occurred in Kaduna on Tuesday, Olawunmi indicted some serving senators/governors and some friends of the president as sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria.

Similarly, the former Navy Commodore alleged that Nigerian government knows those behind the decade-long Boko Haram insurgency in the country.

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“They [government] know. Of course, it is in the news,” Commodore Olawunmi said.

“In April this year, the government said they had arrested 400 Bureau De Change (BDCs)-related people that were sponsoring Boko Haram. They told us.”

The presidency had earlier said it would publish names of those behind the Boko Haram war with the development generating heated controversy across the country.

But months down the line, the long-waited list is yet to be made public, a situation the ex-military officer says does not bode well for the government who he accused of shielding criminals.

“Try them, we know them. Why can’t this government, if not that they are partisan, bring those people out for trial?” he asked, corroborating calls from several quarters for the Federal Government to make good its promise.

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He claimed that the government has developed cold feet in fighting the insurgency because some of those backing Boko Haram are now top-ranking government officials.

“I can’t come on air and start mentioning names of people that are presently in government that the boys we arrested mentioned,” he said, referencing his time as a member of the military intelligence team in 2017.

“Some of them are governors now. Some of them are in the Senate. Some of them are in Aso Rock.

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