The National commission for the co-ordination and control of the proliferation of small arms, ammunitions and light weapons (NATCOM) has refuted a statement credited to one faceless group known as “Nigerian transparency group “, alleging that, Dr Baba Mohammed has been suspended as the Director General (DG).
The refutation was contained in a statement made available to journalists by the co-ordinating Director of Human Resources department of NATCOM Mr. David Olaitan Oladimeji.
It will be recalled that the purported statement credited to the faceless “Nigerian transparency group “ was published recently.
Highlights of the refutation read: “The attention of NATCOM has been drawn to a poorly written and published story by a faceless group bent on deceiving the general public and this is to clarify the misrepresentation.”
Oladimeji further stressed “The statement and caption emanating from the faceless group can best be described as false, fake, fraudulent, mischievous, malicious and misleading”.
It is a figment of the imagination of some mischievous elements who are desperate to raise unnecessary alarms and confusion”.
The National Commission for the co-ordination and control of the proliferation of small arms , ammunition and light Weapons (NATCOM), remains focused as the Director General Dr. Baba Mohammed was never suspended .
He remains on course towards the full take-off of the commission.
The commission charged its representatives and well meaning Nigerians to remain focused and patriotic always.
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