IGP SACK: Expect Some More Drama Before May 29 – Festus Keyamo

As Nigerians continue to react to the sudden sack of Suleiman Abba as the Inspector General of Police ( IGP) by President Goodluck Jonathan and the appointment of DIG Solomon Arase as the Acting IGP, rumours have been going round about the possible reason why the former Police boss was shown the exit door.

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There were speculations that Abba got sacked due to his obvious ‘favoritism’ to the opposition party, the All Progressives Congress, before and  during the just concluded elections. However, top Nigerian lawyer, socialist, critic, columnist and human right activist, Festus Keyamo has joined the train of Nigerians giving their opinions about the sudden sack of the former IGP.

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Keyamo took to his Twitter page few hours ago to make known some points. He said that all the talks about Goodluck Jonathan’s statesmanship behavior just after the presidential election are all shadows. He said that deep down, GEJ still holds grudges against perceived enemies that were responsible for his defeat. Read the interesting tweets below:

It’s better d govt clearly state the reason 4 d sack of the IGP, because failure to do so would lead to wild speculations in the days ahead

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 21, 2015

This is a difficult time 4 heads of security agencies. They’re torn b/w courting d favour of d in-coming govt & remaining loyal to d present

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 21, 2015

The problem is that the govt of the day expects heads of security agencies to be loyal to it first before being loyal to the Constitution.

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 21, 2015

After d shock of d election, GEJ is just pulling himself together now to deal with those who ‘betrayed’ him. We may see some drama b4 May 29

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 21, 2015

Notice Abati emphasised d word ‘sack’ in relation to d IGP. So unusual. They mean to disgrace him out of office 4 some inexplicable reason

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 21, 2015

If GEJ is not bitter about d defeat, why is he angry dat d IG was showing too much loyalty to GMB? Why not let go since he’s on his way out?

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 22, 2015

So all this talk of GEJ’s statesmanship is hogwash. Deep down, he holds grudges against perceived enemies that were responsible 4 his defeat

— Festus Keyamo (@fkeyamo) April 22, 2015

Aranse, an Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG), was appointed following the immediate sack of the former IG, Suleiman Abba by President Goodluck Jonathan.

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