
In a recent interview with Arise TV, Australian hostage negotiator, Stephen Davis, revealed some Nigerians whom he claimed were allegedly behind the sponsoring of the dreaded Boko Haram group in Nigeria.
Davis claims the information was disclosed by Boko Haram commanders, who claim the pair has targeted individuals for assassination and execution.
Nasir El-Rifai in his usual manner did not keep silent over this as he took to his social media page to express his mind on the latest development.
Here is what he wrote;
Australian hostage negotiator Stephen Davis has just named Former Borno Governor Ali Modu Sheriff and immediate chief of army staff Lt-Gen Ihejirika (removed in January 2014) as the Boko Haram brains on ARISE NEWS.
Davis said Boko Haram commanders that he has been negotiating with as the source of this information. The kingpins not only finance BH operations but select targets for assassination and execution.
Finally, the truth about BH is coming out. Hopefully, the murderers of General Muhammadu Shuwa, the abductors of the Chibok girls, those truly responsible for the Nyanya bombings, and attempted assassination of General Buhari and Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi will be known.
We hope the authorities will take the steps necessary to act on this revelation, and thereby discharge their duty to protect us, the citizens of Nigeria.
That is just what it is, a hope!
- Nasir El-Rufai
El-Rufai's statement, posted to his Facebook account earlier today




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