samamroiesbaameaie . HY 104-10072-10313 a SECRET foo _ C (WHEN FILLED IN OS ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET i “INSTRUCTIONS ; | OF j PRIOR TO FILING TO: ACTION BRANCH f a Pay. j fc \ % 1° Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap 1 i and forward to RID. . If file no. and title shown are not proper, i | 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records insert proper file no. below and forward é significant action taken or comments requir- . document ts RID/AN. oe | ing preservation. ; i FROM. PROPER FILE NO. : TO: ALL ADDRESSEES | A FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE : , COMMENTS c . i i : i : DATE ! i ROGM : : OFFICER'S t TO NO DRESE'VED  FOuwAaDED | INITIALS ‘ (| Ghiyls, 2 9 DEC 76 OF oan Co . : : a “ i ~ . Bo i . OR AMBA, we i i tod e Ned oe deny of be ogee oe Pormneve - ( Sor US c € . C | € ( 7 ; { t * XN fa a \ iN oe 4, meen Woiius j 7 JAN 1971 ree a | [ f | : x : CY 17. ; oo D4 / FILE TITLE 2 i : : ; /FILE NUMBER iPRIMARY CODE) ' ! _— : ; .) ABSTRACT : 4 : : . | i PRAGES i : . _ i . i REQUEST : / : | i ! INDEX . Poo | i / i. L ee . . ; ' {DATE MICRGFLMED © DOCUMENT aoa DOCUMENT NUMBER i i AC li | . } . ANLA 04097 Woy 610a SSE Scenes “SECRET ; 180)
14-00000 * ~ ~ ‘ . i L 4 . i [ CLASSIFICATION to PROCESSING ACTION E ~ DISPATCH cnonen race, : MARKED FOR INDEXING | meeresenes-cverten | jeune enemas perenne ner tremnnnntet re sen. eee teen encores Hate ee “ Wo MUSE » AY, NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING FAICRORLM i, Followingl| lrecent visit, the Station had a much better MECHASS activiti This dispatch is a round-up of our most recent : ~ idea of es. _s : dete & 4 actions against this target, 2. in a meeting wit h KRHOLLY/8 on 17 December, in addition to the routine discussion and passage of information on the Soviet Bloc people, presented KREOLLY/8 with a memo (based on Headquarters 776) requesting information on and lof the MHCHAOS group who were Gestined for Africa and were likely to visit Lagos. This was given after | |nad- briefed KREOLLY/8 on_the| aleull YOCabL yiolence of each group and the nééd forts to keep track of their external movements to enable us to protect the stability of our eeneee as he was trying to do in his. | approached hi + a KRHO that this would be a difficult problem because = in other countries such ag Italy, France, ked if he could, at a minimum, push for th | just as he did with the Soviets, since Joould present a threat to his country as : nat by compiling such travel data and monitoring their rhaps we would both benefit from the effort. He ad he would attempt to do what he could personally with his hierarchy. 3. While KRHOLLY/S was still motivated with this theme,| oned that many cf the eocealseal were _in reals ty Communist } Pp 169] 3 2 Qo ght Foy 09 @ Jf ao @ ty iy 8 gig fs c D ct ae Is. f en oan) a) J-te 3 an insti ute. for <Tatemnational Affairs; Working for nm on Tkoyi and also from the main office; but that wno were ostensibly working to help the Nigerians and Continued... a SQ mal a co] rer A + ae] a rs nes be } | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ANLA-4097. 1s December 1970 CLASSIFICATION =~ HQS FILE NUMBER , { | | 7 | i SPFORRT SRV RAT
14-00000 ‘- CONTINUATION OF CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMSER “DISPATCH bid he SE Sh ET/RYBAT ANLA-4097 working with them via Sam IKOKU and the Ministry of Informati mom, _Eembers of the "Curiel Apparat" and were using Nigeria, and any other group or person, such as NKRUMAH, to furth®¥Y “thelr Communi stic goals and that he would be well advised to look into the activities of these pecple and contacts, since they were undoubtedly involved in subversion and using their jobs and assistance to the FMG as a cover for their real aims. HRHOLLY/8 was aroused and said that he would definitely get onto this matter. He then volunteered that a "Carmichael" had been in Lagos a few months ago | and, upon questioning, he said he didn't know if it was "Stokely" or his brother. | |then told him that this was a case in point and that if ne had any system of monitoring these people he could help us run down known criminals, just as we would help them run down any criminals that landed in cur country. ; ; 4, As noted above, KRHOLLY/8 seemed eager and willing to assist, but it is dubious that he will be able to make any real progress on his own or convince his superiors to make a concerted and formal effort to provide us with the information we would like to have, especially the follow-up locally of the activities of MACHAOS people when they arrive and start moving around town. However, the initial reaction was positive and perhaps if we keep plugging away, we can make a break-through in this area, Oe 5 [__heportea that the Nigerian Charge’ ini Algiers had been involved with MHCHAOS target personalities. Our records indicate the Charge’ at the present time is: James Duro Olufemi SOKOYA; born 1933 at Ojowo, lebu-Igbo; one of ten Nigerians to attend a course for diplomats (Interna- tional law and French lessons) in Geneva, based on a bilateral program for technical assistance, SOKOYA was Assistant Chief of Protocol before his present assignment and, according to the LNCUFF Assistant Political Officer, was very friendly and helpful to LNCUFF. — a CLASSIFICATION