Addressing journalists in Kaduna, Al-Mustapha said the version of events contained in the former DSS officer’s book was inaccurate. He further alleged that the author had been influenced by certain individuals to make the claims.
“The boy was asked to write the lies by others. I have all the CCTV footages of what happened in my custody, so what he said are not true,” Al-Mustapha said.
He maintained that the account presented in the publication did not reflect what transpired, insisting that he possessed evidence to contradict the assertions made about Abacha’s death.
Al-Mustapha further urged the public to disregard the claims, saying it was wrong to make what he described as false statements against someone who was no longer alive to respond.
“Just ignore his lies. It’s bad to say such things on someone that is dead,” he said.
According to Amachree’s story: ”At approximately 2.40 a.m., shortly after Gen. Useni left, Abacha’s girlfriend, an Igbo lady (name withheld), arrived at the Aso Rock Guest House from the Nicon Noga Hilton Hotel,” excerpts from the book read.
“With her was her younger sister, a pharmacist who was in Abuja for a conference. The Head of State had just bought his girlfriend a new SUV, and they decided to stop by to say hello to ‘Oga’.
“Abacha was taken with the younger sister, and after a short while, the girlfriend returned to the hotel, leaving the pharmacist alone with the Head of State.
“At about 4.05 a.m., as they were getting intimate, the...
Addressing journalists in Kaduna, Al-Mustapha said the version of events contained in the former DSS officer’s book was inaccurate. He further alleged that the author had been influenced by certai...