CUPP has disclosed it had obtained credible intelligence that security agents have been approved by the Presidency to cordon off the venue of the National Judicial Council meeting scheduled for Monday as members proceed to consider the answers to the queries issued to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen and Justice Tanko Mohammed.
In a statement on Sunday by CUPP spokesperson, Imo Ugochinyere, the coalition alleged that the operatives have been handed instructions that they should do whatever is necessary to ensure the NJC indicts the CJN and set Justice Mohammed free from all allegations.
Ugochinyere stated that an Assistant Inspector-General of Police and another senior officer from the Department of State Services are to coordinate the operation.
“The security agents are to claim that there is intelligence of a possible breach of security which would warrant the increased security,” he said.