The protest, tagged “#Bring Back Our Girls,” is aimed at compelling the Federal Government to expedite action toward the release of the students by their abductors.Melaye was earlier invited through a letter from the Office of the Inspector-General of Police,IGP, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, with Ref. No. CR/3000/FIB/FHQ/ABJ/VOL.T/137 and dated June 20, 2014, directing him to appear “to discuss crucial issues of security concern.
The letter, signed by one Steve Okoshone, an Assistant Commissioner of
Police, ACP, for Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Force Intelligence
Bureau,FIB, read: “The Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Force
Intelligence Bureau, FIB, Force CID Complex, behind Federal Fire Service, Area
10, Garki, Abuja, invites you to a meeting with him on Monday 23 June, 2014 at
1200 hrs prompt to discuss crucial issues of security concern. Your response
will be highly appreciated.”
Commenting on the development, Melaye said the struggle to liberate the
masses from the clutches of political vampires was a battle of no retreat, no
surrender.
“We must do everything to rescue this country from the hands of these
economic canker worm.
“There is intimidation, incessant arrests, threats and assassination
attempts on my life.
“But for me, I am resolute because the battle to deliver this country
from economic canker worms, financial vultures and inept leadership, as I have
repeatedly said, is a battle of no retreat, no surrender.
“In an unjust society, silence is a crime; this is the time in the
history of Nigeria where silence is no longer golden. People must come out and
speak because the day you stop eating is the day you start dying. Where dictatorship
becomes legalised, revolution becomes a right,”he said.
No freedom to express in a democratic country, depressing
ReplyDeleteDon't feel sorry or have any empathy towards Dino, still can't believe the ill treatment his first wife went through
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