BMO further expressed that the ongoing ascent of phoney news via web-based networking media, directed at the Nigerian military was the craftsmanship of the previous Vice President.
The BMO recorded late cases of psychological oppressors' assaults on the military; abandonment by police workforce; charges of defilement embarrassments in the military pecking order and the reemerging of a 2014 case by fighters of the absence of weaponry as phoney reports supported by Atiku.
This was contained in an announcement marked by Chairman, Niyi Akinsiju and the Secretary, Cassidy Madueke on Wednesday night.
The announcement proceeds with, "Atiku Abubakar's distress knows no limits; his ongoing move to support account through phoney news that paints Nigeria's security workforce as feeble and unequipped for doing their obligations is a case of the PDP applicant's urgency and absence of energy.
"It is despicable that a previous VP of Nigeria would get the administration of an American anteroom firm to support counterfeit news went for assaulting the assurance and believability of Nigeria's military.
"Notwithstanding this is the procuring of outside trolls to man their online handles in a way that is against national intrigue. The point is to obliterate national establishments, including the INEC and cause disarray subsequent to understanding that they had lost the challenge even before the votes are thrown.
"This goes to accentuate the way that Mr Abubakar does not have Nigeria's enthusiasm on a basic level and should be kept far from the seat of intensity. The PDP has nothing to pitch to Nigerians. It has an applicant who is famous for debasement claims and is questioned over the globe; aside from being the hopeful of a gathering in charge of the loot of Nigeria's treasury."
"Report by an American firm making unbacked cases that the as of late killed previous Chief of Defense Staff, Air Vice Marshal Alex Badeh, was killed to conceal debasement under the present Defense authority was phoney news and the craftsmanship of Mr Brian Ballard, the United States lobbyist Atiku obtained at $90,000 every month.
"It is a conspicuous lie that Atiku Abubakar, as head of Customs at the Lagos air terminal in 1984 halted the ADC of the then Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari, from sneaking in 53 bags of plundered cash.
"This is an issue that was settled in those days. The bags were the individual things of the then Nigerian envoy to Libya who was coming back to the nation after his voyage through obligation with his three spouses and sixteen youngsters.
"The late diplomat was coming into the nation in the meantime as the Emir of Gwandu whose child was General Buhari's ADC and his bags were dishonestly exhibited to people in general as those of the Emir.
"So from all signs, the bags which were cleared through Customs by troopers had nothing to do with Buhari and there was nothing to recommend that unlawful assets were being brought into the nation."
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