The ECOWAS Court in
Abuja was Wednesday
told that the security
details, including
soldiers attached to the
former National
Security Adviser,
Sambo Dasuki had not
been withdrawn by the
federal government
when his Asokoro
Residence in Abuja was
searched over
allegations of unlawful
possession of arms
barely 48 hours after he
left office.
An operative of the
Department of State
Security Service (DSS),
Mr. Williams Obiora
confirmed to the court
that a retinue of
security agents, mainly
soldiers was still in the
house of the Ex-NSA
guarding him when the
DSS stormed the house
in search of weapons.
Obiora said: “We got to
the residence on the
said date to discover
that there were
soldiers who guarded
him in the house.
Efforts to serve him a
search warrant was
resisted by the soldiers
as they claimed that
they couldn’t access
him.
“So, we contacted our
office which liaised with
the military authority
who advised the
soldiers to allow us in
because we were there
legally. Eventually, we
had access to the
house and we executed
the search.”
Led in evidence by
Federal Government
lawyer, Mr. Damian
Agbe to justify
Dasuki’s detention
since December 2015,
Obiora told the regional
court that Dasuki was
arrested and kept in
custody for two
reasons.

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A round of "Akpos" for the DSS

I wonder who gives a _fuck?