Following the damning revelations made by Australian Negotiator, Dr. Stephen Davis, names of other alleged Boko Haram sponsors have emerged.
A magazine, ‘Power Steering’ – is currently being circulated for naming Governor Shettima as the perpetrator behind the killing of late Alhaji Awana Ngala, former ANPP chairman in Borno State, who was tipped to succeed former governor Ali Modu Sheriff. More…
Shettima was also accused of murdering Engr. Modu Fannami Gubio – the gubernatorial candidate of the ANPP, who was killed barely one week after he was appointed to succeed Modu Sheriff in the 2011 general election.
The magazine, also claims to have had a secret conversation with a detained Boko Haram member, Mustapha Kolo – who revealed an existing relationship between the group and the Borno State governor right from his time as a commissioner, where he served in five ministries before his election as Governor of Borno State.
Mustapha Kolo revealed that the governor had been giving them money to further their course and had been meeting with their leaders over targeted assassinations of prominent Borno citizens and politicians, who did not share his own political ideas.
Mustapha Kolo said, “When he (Shettima) was Commissioner, he used to give us plenty money. He even gave us money to kill Fannami Gubio, so he can become governor, but he did not complete his payment; we were following him, he didn’t give us again”.
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