May 5, 2013

#KidnapMata: Monguno's Family believes that Military J T F Kidnapped him, not Boko Haram.


These are the words of Hussaini Monguno, a relative of the abducted Dr. Shettima Ali Monguno.
“The kidnappers called the family and demanded that the Federal Government release Boko Haram members in detention. They also gave him (Monguno) the phone and he spoke briefly saying the Federal Government should release the detained sect members,” he said.
He said, “We don’t believe that it was Boko Haram that kidnapped Dr. Shettima Ali Monguno. We believe it is a diversionary from the heinous crime the military has committed against the people of Baga. They didn’t expect that international agencies have the satellite images of Baga before and after the massacre.


“Boko Haram members and everybody in Borno know that the man has no money to give anybody. He resigned from partisan politics since 1979; he has no link to the government of the day, so he cannot influence government’s decision. We believe this was done to divert attention from what happened in Baga. We are begging for whoever is behind the kidnap of Ali Monguno to release him immediately because he is on special diet and drugs. He is 92 years old.”
He said, “In the intelligence world, a lot dirty things do happen. Sometimes the state can carry out a criminal act against the citizens to make them believe in certain things. Two days to the abduction of Shettima Monguno, JTF came out to say they suspected that Boko Haram members will carry out the kidnapping of certain indigenes.
“If they had this level of precision in intelligence, this Boko Haram menace would have been put behind us. Also, just before the assassination of Gen. Mamman Shuwa, JTF came out to say Boko Haram is planning to assassinate some prominent people in Borno, and 24 hours, Shuwa was assassinated. There is so much corruption going on in military.”
 Culled from Information Nigeria. 

A related report: Kidnappers Establish Contact, None Could Speak Hausa Or Kanuri, Only Pidgin English.


The source said none of the kidnappers could speak in Kanuri or Hausa language when they spoke with the representative of the Mongunos. They communicated with mixes of pidgin English.
The source also revealed that they are demanding for the release of Boko Haram members in custody.

Culled from News Bytes.

HBC: I think the government should really look into this allegation.

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