Oruru, in an interview with Raypower FM on Tuesday, said Sanusi deserved no credit in the final release of Ese “as he only bowed to pressure from Nigerians”.
It should be recalled that Ese was taken from Opolo, her home town in the Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, to Kano State by Yunusa, aka Yellow, in August, 2015.
Oruru said:
“The Emir did not play any role there. All security agencies in Yenagoa and in Abuja were also part of those who refused to help.
That is the truth because when we got to Kano, we were told that the Emir had written a letter that the girl should be released on August 26, 2015, and this was not done.
They wanted to keep the girl in Kano, but the pressure was everywhere after the whole world had heard about the matter, so he knew that if he didn’t release the girl, it would lead to a big problem."
The Emir of Kano had since on Monday denied the claim that the girl was in his custody. According to him, he wrote a letter to the AIG in Kano the moment he heard about the case.
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