FLASH POINT

By Comrade Musa Mohammed Moonlight

The recent presidential pardon granted to 175 convicts and former convicts has sparked controversy, with many Nigerians questioning the exclusion of suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari. Despite his current legal challenges, Kyari’s contributions to national security and his expertise in combating crime and terrorism are undeniable.

A Matter of Justice and Fairness.

Many have argued that Kyari’s exclusion from the pardon list raises questions about justice and fairness. If the purpose of the pardon is to show mercy and rehabilitation, why was Kyari left out? His case has sparked a national debate, with many calling for his inclusion in the pardon list.

National Security Implications.

Kyari’s expertise in counter-terrorism and intelligence gathering would be invaluable in the ongoing fight against insecurity. His exclusion could potentially deprive the nation of a valuable asset in the battle against crime. The question remains: what message does this send to the public and the international community about Nigeria’s commitment to national security?

A Call for Reconsideration.

As the President considers future pardons and clemency, it is essential to weigh the implications of such decisions on national security, justice, and fairness. The nation needs to utilize all available resources, including experienced personnel like DCP Kyari, to address the pressing security challenges.

In the interest of justice, fairness, and national security, it is worth reconsidering DCP Kyari’s case and exploring options for his inclusion in future pardons or clemency. The nation deserves a comprehensive approach to addressing insecurity, and leveraging the expertise of seasoned professionals like Kyari could be a step in the right direction.


Comrade Musa Mohammed (Moonlight)
Kaduna Based Journalist, Activist and public Analyst
moonlightnews15@gmail.com
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