SSS grills Dokubo-Asari for six hours

The State Security Service has released the leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, Alhaji Muhajid Dokubo-Asari, after quizzing him for six hours on Thursday.

Asari, who arrived at the SSS headquarters in Abuja at 9.45am on Thursday was quizzed and released around 4pm.

The former warlord was said to have been cautioned against making provocative and inflammatory statements before he was allowed to go home.

"If Jonathan Don't Get What He Wants There Will Be War"

“If the President and Commander-in-Chief of Nigeria insists he wants something and you say you will not allow him to have it, what do you think will happen?” The above was the question asked by a former state governor in Nigeria’s South-west. He answered the question himself: “War”

Asari Dokubo Writes Obasanjo - Calls Him ‘Chief Assassin’

Note that when Asari Dokubo was arrested in Benin Republic and later freed, Reuben Abati denied publicly, saying President Jonathan has no hand in Asari's release. But Asari has now opened up. Read on...

The leader of Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, Asari Dokubo, has continued his attack on the person of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, calling him the “Chief Assassin of all times”, in response to the former president’s recent letter to his brother, President Goodluck Jonathan.

In a letter to Obasanjo, Asari, who has sworn severally that there will be hell on earth if Jonathan is not allowed to be re-elected in the 2015 presidential election, claimed that Obasanjo was responsible for his recent arrest in Benin Republic, but Allah used President Goodluck Jonathan to rescue me.

Below are the contents of Asari's letter to Obasanjo:

DOKUBO-ASARI: Al-Mustapha And I Are Planning A Tsunami

This interview had been conducted by Premium Times before President of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, Muhajid Asari-Dokubo was arrested in Benin Republic in late November, 2013. Here, he touches upon such subjects as Jonathan's chances at winning in 2015, oil stealing, Governor Amaechi's betrayal, among other things.

On "bloodshed" in Nigeria: If you look at the attacks that have been directed at Goodluck since it became apparent that he was going to become President since 2010, certain individuals, especially the Ciromas, Lawal Kaita, General Muhammadu Buhari, General Ibrahim Babangida, have also made several statements.