Abba Kayari and Hushpuppi
A political pressure group known as Concerned Advocates For Good Governance, says it has conferred with U.S based law firms to defend former Head of Police Intelligence Response Team, DCP Abba Kyari.
This is enclosed in a statement signed by the group’s President-General, Mr Olusegun Bamgbose in Owerri.
Bamgbose remarked that Abba Kyari remains innocent of the allegations levelled against him until proven guilty.
He called on well-meaning Nigerians to rally support for “one of the finest cops Nigeria has ever produced”.
He said contact with the U.S based law firms whose names remain withheld were part of efforts by the group to ensure justice for Kyari if ultimately extradited to the U.S.
Bamgbose urged the Police Service Commission and the Inspector-General of Police not to fret while expressing optimism that Kyari would be eventually be cleared of the allegations.
“We have diligently consulted with about three notable law firms in the United States to give us their legal opinions on what can be done to formidably defend Abba Kyari.
“One of the leading firms has replied us and gone ahead to send us the indictment against Abba Kyari and other details which is about 26 pages.
“The reputable law firm, well-grounded on extradition issues, has assured us of their readiness to represent Kyari’s interest before and after his possible extradition to the U.S,” he said.
DCP Abba Kyari
He, however, added that while the group does not intended to cover up corruption, fairness and justice should not be denied accused compatriots especially in matters of international concern.
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