PANEL ON HUMAN RIGHTS SUMMONS ABBA KYARI

Abuja panel on human rights summons DCP Abba Kyari

Abba Kyari

An Independent Investigation Panel on Friday ordered the Chairman, National Drug Laws Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), retired Brig.-Gen. Buba Marwa to produce suspended DCP Abba Kyari on March 22.

The panel also ordered the new Commandant of the IGP-IRT, Tunde Disu to ensure that Kyari is produced before the panel on the aforesaid date.

The panel is investigating allegations of human rights violations by the disbanded special anti-robbery squad and other Units of the Nigeria Police

Mr John Martins, representing the Chairman of the panel, retired Justice Suleiman Galadima said that the presence of Kyari before the panel was necessary as a petitioner’s witness had mentioned him.

“The witness testified that Kyari allegedly promised to reach out to him in respect of the missing persons and till date nothing was heard about them.

“The above orders is made in respect of three persons who were allegedly arrested and detained by the IGP-IRT detention facility.

”The whereabouts of Yakubu Danjuma, Ibrahim Daniel and Choji Dung are still unknown,” he said.

The order of the panel followed information from the panel’s counsel, Halilu Adamu that Kyari was in the custody of the NDLEA.

The Police Counsel, James Idachaba told the panel that the Police can no longer produce Kyari since he was no longer in Police custody, having been sispended

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