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The Pastoralist Parliamentary Group claims there is a plot to malign Noordin Haji’s character ahead of his vetting for the position of Director General, of the National Intelligence Service. Haji will appear before the national assembly's Departmental Committee on defense intelligence and foreign relations on Tuesday.
Pastoralist group MPs defend DPP Haji nomination to NIS
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