Al-Mustapha To Nigerians: Amachree Lied About Abacha’s Final Moments In His Book, Ignore Him

A former top official of the Department of State Services (DSS), Dennis Amachree lied about the final moments of former Head of State, late General Sani Abacha in his newly released memoir, ‘DSS @40: My Journey Behind the Shield’, retired Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, has submitted.

He has also urged Nigerians to ignore the narrative presented by the retired DSS officer.

Team@orientactualmags.com learned that retired Major Hamza Al-Mustapha said this while talking to journalists in Kaduna on Saturday.

He was there to attend the 3rd General Hassan Usman Katsina Memorial Conference at Arewa House, Kaduna..

 ‘The boy was asked by others to write those lies. I have all the CCTV footage of what happened in my custody, so, what he said is not true’ he said.

Retired Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, who was Abacha’s Chief Sorority Officer, added that he has an account of what happened which contradicts what Dennis said in his book while urging Nigerians to disregard the narrative the retired DSS officer presented in his controversial book.

‘Just ignore his lies. It’s bad to say such things about someone who is dead’ he said.

Recall that Dennis Amachree had disclosed that the former Head of State actually died while having sex with a woman, who is a pharmacist.

‘At approximately 2.40 am, shortly after Gen. Useni left, Abacha’s girlfriend, an Igbo lady (name withheld), arrived at the Aso Rock Guest House from the Nicon Noga Hilton Hotel.

With her was her younger sister, a pharmacist, who was in Abuja for a conference. The Head of State had just bought his girlfriend a new SUV, and they decided to stop by to say ‘hello’ to ‘Oga’.

Abacha was taken with the younger sister, and after a short while, the girlfriend returned to the hotel, leaving the pharmacist alone with the Head of State.

 At about 4.05 am, as they were getting intimate, the pharmacist realized that Abacha had stopped moving. She called out to him, but he was unresponsive and stiff. She checked his pulse; there was none..

In a state of panic, she quickly dressed and left the guest house, telling the soldier on guard duty that ‘Oga’ had asked for a car to take her back to her hotel’ he had submitted.

Late General Sani Abacha was the military Head of State from November 17, 1993 to June 8, 1998.

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