DEMOCRACY: A Part in the Back for Asari Dokubo, as SSS Cautions Tells Him To Go Home

The State Security Service on Thursday evening released ex-Niger Delta militant leader Dokubo-Asari, after some hours of interrogation. Asari, who arrived at the headquarters of the SSS in Abuja at 9.45am was said to have been quizzed for about six hours over his threat to Nigerians.

The ex-militant was invited by SSS, following his inflammatory statements in connection to the 2015 election, in which he said there will be bloodshed, even if President Goodluck Jonathan is defeated in a free election.

The self acclaimed warlord was cautioned and allowed to go home around 4pm yesterday.