UGAR UKANDI ODEY, Jos
Former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Dr Obadiah Mailafiya, arrived the premises of the DSS in Jos at 12:20pm to honour a second invitation for a ‘chat’ in a space of five days.
Last week Wednesday Mailafiya was quizzed by the DSS for almost seven hours in connection with his claim earlier in a radio interview that a serving governor in the North of the country is a commander of the notorious insurgent gang, Boko Haram.
Arriving the DSS premises this afternoon chauffeur-driven in an ash-colour Land Rover SUV with registration number ABC 843 LX, and accompanied by his wife Margaret, and his lawyer, Yakubu Bawa, Mailafiya told anxious and prying reporters that he came to the DSS today in response to another summons he received from the Service over the weekend.
Mailafiya who was looking robust, confident, and unruffled, maintained that as ” a good citizen”, he had to honour the summons, saying and reassuring that ultimately “it will be well with Nigeria”.
Meanwhile, his supporters and well wishers and the media in Plateau are keeping watch around the DSS premises as interrogation goes on behind cameras.
