‘Shettima Sponsors Terrorism’, Former Tinubu’s Aide Drops Shocking Bombshell About Vice President; SEE Details
In a bold and incendiary claim, Hajia Naja’ atu Mohammed, a former Director of the Presidential Campaign Council for Nigeria’ s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), has accused the party’ s vice presidential candidate, Kashim Shettima, of being a supporter of terrorism. This assertion was made during a recent interview on Arise Television, where she recounted troubling incidents linking Shettima to terrorism.
Naja’ atu alleged that Kabiru Sokoto, a notorious figure wanted for terrorism, was apprehended at Shettima’ s residence when he was governor of Borno State. This revelation adds to her criticism of the APC, particularly in light of her resignation from the party just weeks before the February 25 elections. She stated that ongoing developments in Nigeria’ s political landscape had rendered her participation in party politics untenable.
In response to her departure, the Tinubu campaign team described Naja’ atu’ s resignation as a facade, asserting that she was dismissed for allegedly acting as a spy within the campaign. However, Naja’ atu remained undeterred, emphasizing her concerns regarding national security. She argued that the political environment must foster safety before any meaningful governance can take place, and questioned the logic of having individuals with questionable backgrounds in positions of power.
‘Shettima Sponsors Terrorism’, Former
She expressed deep misgivings about Shettima’ s connections, suggesting that his associations with individuals tried for serious crimes, such as drug trafficking, were alarming. Naja’ atu called for a collective effort among Nigerians to reclaim their nation from perceived threats, underscoring the urgency of the situation.
She further questioned the rationale behind existing flight restrictions in Zamfara, a state lacking an airport, while asserting that a vibrant trade in soil— rich in strategic minerals— is ongoing. According to her, this mineral wealth is the driving force behind the unrest in the region, as those in power seek to exploit these resources at the expense of local communities.
Naja’ atu’ s comments resonate with earlier statements made by Rabiu Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate from the New Nigeria Peoples Party, who also linked the turmoil in Nigeria’ s northern regions to struggles over mineral wealth. As the narrative surrounding security, governance, and resource management continues to develop, the implications of these allegations could have far- reaching consequences for Nigeria’ s political landscape.
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