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BIAFRA : Nnamdi Kanu Blasts Buhari After Reports Of Clash Between Kyari And Mongono


The leader of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has stated that the clash between Maj. Gen Babagana Monguno (rtd) and Abba Kyari is a confirmation that President Muhammadu Buhari is not in charge of his government.
Kanu added that the incident between the two highly placed government officials further confirms that Buhari is being impersonated in Aso Rock by a Sudanese Jibril.
Maj-Gen. Babagana Monguno (Rtd) and Mallam Abba Kyari are President Buhari’s National Security Adviser (NSA) and Chief of Staff (CoS) respectively.
Naija News previously reported that Monguno has reportedly clashed with Kyari over the coordination of Nigeria’s security.
The Office of the NSA in a circular accused Abba Kyari of hijacking a role legally assigned to Babagana Monguno.
The Chief of Staff was accused of having completely sidelined Monguno in the scheme of things when it comes to the strategic decisions in national security operations.
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Reacting to the development, the IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu in a tweet on Wednesday, noted that the situation further proved him right that the current Nigerian president was an impostor from Sudan.
Kanu tweeted: “If certainly, the Buhari that came into power in 2015 is still in charge of the Nigerian government, why are they confused with who the service chiefs should report to? I’ve said many times that a Sudanese impostor is the Buhari in Aso Rock. @StateDept.”

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