The National Association of Seadogs, NAS (Pirates Confraternity) has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to take a daring move to investigate the former DCP Abba Kyari to save Nigeria from global scrutiny and the blurring image of the country.
The association requested that Buhari should take responsibility for the scandal, blaming the Buhari government for being answerable for Kyari’s wreck.
NAS expressed in a public statement signed by the group’s President, Abiola Owoaje that the president’s “laid-back approach to the issues of corruption and impunity has emboldened state officials and law enforcement agents to elevate official corruption and impunity to statecraft.”
NAS additionally criticized the Inspector General of Police for the unpalatable image of the Force which has been additionally battered by Kyari’s cocaine saga.
Owoaje said “IGP who could hardly give a cold shoulder for wrong behaviour but hobnobbing with a suspended officer under investigation over allegations of international fraud to the disturbing extent that the latter was a conspicuous personality among guests at his son’s wedding recently.
“The IGP has shown that he is undeserving to be trusted to clamp down on crime and criminality even among the rank and file over which he superintends.
The group said the police have not truly investigated Kyari’s criminal prosecution by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States of America as a part of investigations concerning the $1.1 million advance fee fraud with an Instagram big name, Ramon Abbas otherwise known as Hushpuppi.
The President, as indicated by the group, has a moral and lawful obligation to ease the fears of numerous Nigerians who view the Kyari drug saga as an organized ploy to delay his extradition to the United States to face money laundering charges.
“Nigerians, wearied by a litany of pernicious lies and propaganda by the current administration, and also having watched state officials habitually perpetrate injurious acts without consequences, can hardly be blamed for lack of trust,” the group stated.
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