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Dogara, Others Have Resorted To Blackmail Me Into Silence – Abdulmumin Jibrin Cries Out

The House of Representatives Scandal involving its former chairma, appropriation and the Leadership continues as the Kano Lawmaker, Abdulmumin Jibrin alleges blackmail from the house and use of Police..

Read the statement issued by his Lawyers below..

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ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIL AND HARASS OUR CLIENT HONOURABLE ABDULMUMIN JIBRIN PhD MBA WITH A VIEW TO OBSTRUCT JUSTICE PRESS RELEASE

Gentlemen of the Press,

We, (The Law Offices Of Messrs HAMMART & CO, LAW BOND SOLICITORS and DOKA CHAMBERS) are Counsel to Honourable Abdulmumin JibrinPhD,MBA, member of the House of Representatives representing Kiru/Bebeji Federal Constituency of Kano State and until his resignation on the 21st of July 2016,the Chairman of the House Committee on Appropriation.

Our attention has been drawn to the subterranean and clandestine efforts of the following:

1. Speaker Yakubu Dogara,
2. Deputy Speaker Yusuf Lasun,
3. House Whip Hon. ALHASSAN Ado Doguwa, and
4. House Minority Leader, Hon. Leo Ogor.
The above quartet have resorted to blackmail our Client into silence and to further harass his person and family using the instrument of the obstructive coercion and perversion of due process by deploying, albeit illegally some elements of the Nigeria Police.

You will recall that our Client is in dispute with the said quartet over his refusal and inability to admit into the National Budget of 2016, the sum of about 30 Billion Naira at the behest of these quartet and also his refusal to cover up the decision of Speaker Dogara and others’ unilateral decision to distribute to themselves 40 Billion Naira out of the 100 Billion Naira allocated to the entire National Assembly in addition to what our Client considers as wasteful projects of over 20 Billion Naira to their (quartet) various constituencies.

WE WANT TO STATE UNEQUIVOCALLLY THAT OUR CLIENT STANDS BY THE ABOVE ASSERTION AND WILL AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME PROVE SAME.

We now have it on good authority that these quartet acting in concert are at the moment using some elements within the police to monitor, harass, intimidate and hound our client into an unwarranted detention with the purpose of inhibiting his right to move freely and to express himself as contained in Chapter 4 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended); the purpose of their antics is to upturn the narrative and paint our client as the black sheep in the flock, and cleverly presenting themselves as transparent angels.

Accordingly, we have made appropriate representations to the Inspector General of Police and other relevant security agencies in the Country drawing their attention to this unwarranted and ill intentioned steps taken by these quartet and not to allow themselves (security agencies) to be used to execute the personal objectives of these quartet; more so appropriate legal action has been taken by our client, as a law abiding citizen, to protect his fundamental rights as guaranteed by our laws.

Finally, we hasten to advise Speaker Dogara and the 3 other principal officers mentioned here not to descend to the narrow aim of dragging the institution of the House of Representatives into their personal fight and to note that by virtue of the institution he leads and as a lawyer, he should act within the confines of the Rule of Law and allow the House of Representatives to institute a special investigation into this matter where our Client will have the opportunity earlier denied him by the quartet to testify and provide evidence against them BECAUSE he who comes to equity must come with clean hands.

Dated at Abuja this 22nd Day of July 2016

Mohammed Abdulhamid Esq.
PP: MESSRS HAMMART & CO

A B Bako
PP: DOKA CHAMBERS

Chukwuma Nwachukwu
PP LAW BOND SOLICITORS

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