Olawunmi “People Like Ateke Tom, Soboma George And Asari Dokubo, Were Invited To Abuja And We Spoke To Them”

Commodore Kunle Olawunmi, the former commandant of the Defense Intelligence College and head of Chrisland University’s Department of International Relations and Diplomacy in Abeokuta, stated in a report published in the Sun that the DSS once attempted to apprehend a militant leader but discovered that he was being protected by at least 500 soldiers. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He claimed that in order to speak with important people like Ateke Tom, Soboma George, and Asari Dokubo, they had to use soft intelligence and geo-special intelligence.

Commodore Kunle Olawunmi said, “I remember when they went to the burial of one of the militant leaders to arrest him. When they got there, they met about 500 fighters that were protecting this guy. So, what we did was apply soft intelligence like electronic intelligence, and we used geo-special intelligence to know where some of the key figures were, and we were able to get them. People like Ateke Tom, Soboma George, and so on, and even Asari Dokubo, were invited to Abuja, and we spoke to them. And when we saw that they were also handicapped because they have leaders and politicians, we went after the top leaders among them, and once we took him out to Angola, everything collapsed.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>