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The National Publicity Secretary of African Democratic Congress (ADC), Bolaji Abdullahi, has reacted to claims of terrorist infiltration into Nigeria’s security architecture.
The Special Adviser to the President on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, reportedly confessed to the infiltration during an interview on The Link Up Podcast hosted by EchoRoom.
The Federal Government, he said, had taken steps to deal with insider threats but he refused to provide details for security reasons.
The Presidency’s warning followed unverified social media reports that a soldier who was attached to an Army battalion in Geidam, Yobe State, had gone missing for about two days and was sighted with Boko Haram fighters when the town was attacked.
According to the same unverified accounts, the soldier’s commanding officer used his phone to track him to Gashua, several hundred kilometres away from his duty post, and troops in the area went to search for him.
The reports also say he was stopped at a checkpoint while trying to travel to Gombe in disguise, and he set off an explosive device while being taken back to Geidam, after allegedly overpowering an escort.
The claims, which also say that information from the soldier led to the arrest of other military personnel suspected of ties to the terror group, could not be independently verified.
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Confirming his assertions late on Saturday, Bwala said this when he was asked if Nigeria’s military had been compromised by agents of terrorism.
“They may have one or two agents in the army, anywhere else,” he said, pointing to established precedent within both the Army and the Police as evidence that such breaches were not theoretical.
“Our police have always been arrested, and soldiers arrested involved in this kind of thing,” he said.
But the Presidential aide argued that no security architecture in the world was free from infiltration.
Reacting to the development, Abdullahi told Punch in an interview that if the government had credible evidence of terrorist infiltration, why had it not prosecuted anyone?
“This is a very serious charge. But Bwala is not a serious man. Thus it is difficult to take anything he says seriously. But if there is any truth to the allegation, shouldn’t we be hearing of arrests and prosecution instead of allegations?
“After three years in power, APC people think they are still in opposition and not a government with power and responsibility to run a government,” he said.
