Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume who was detained in connection with links to islamic militant group Boko Haram appeared at an Abuja Magistrate court today to face terrorism charges.
During interrogation, the PDP Senator from Borno State confessed to...
knowing the spokesperson of the dreaded Boko Haram sect operating in the northeastern parts of Nigeria.
The Boko Haram spokesperson, Ali Sanda Umar Konduga, aka, "Usman Al-Zawahiri" who was arrested and paraded in public on Monday by the SSS, spoke openly about Senator Ndume's support in helping the group frame threat messages to various politicians and Nigerian officials via text messages.
The embattled senator was arraigned alongside the self-confessed spokesperson of the Boko Haram sect, Ali Sanda Umar Konduga at an Abuja magistrate court. Ali Sanda pleaded guilty to the charges read to them, while Senator Ndume pleaded not guilty.
Both men have however been remanded in the custody of the SSS.
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