There are strong Indications that former National Security Adviser (NSA) Sambo Dasuki will ‎not be available at his father’s burial coming up in Sokoto.

Sambo Dasuki who has been detained for about a year by the Department of State Services (DSS) over allegations of corruption lost his father Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki yesterday in Abuja.

‎‎His late father who was a former Sultan of Sokoto, died at the age of 93.

‎According to PRNigeria the Sultan will be buried on Tuesday November 15, 2016 after the 2.00pm afternoon prayers at Hubbaren Shehu Usman Dan Fodio Site in Sokoto State.‎

Former NSA, Sambo Dasuki has been detained by the Federal Government since December 1, 2015 in spite of the bails granted him by three different High Courts in Abuja. The ECOWAS Court had also ordered his release.

As at press time it was not certain whether the government would temporarily permit the detained ex-NSA to pay his father the last respect during the burial.


http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/dasuki-to-miss-father-s-burial/171779.html

Dey should let him go but with his legs cuffed . because person wey get mind steal dat huge amount of money fit pick race

haywire07:
Dey should let him go but with his legs cuffed . because person wey get mind steal dat huge amount of money fit pick race

Are you seriously saying that? I believe in western countries that we imitate regularly it is possible to work and still be in jail with the use of electronic tags. Jermain Penant and Joey Barton are clear examples

houstonia:


Are you seriously saying that? I believe in western countries that we imitate regularly it is possible to work and still be in jail with the use of electronic tags. Jermain Penant and Joey Barton are clear examples

A desperate Nigerian like our politicians can bypass any security . Even with a security tag, he shld still be cuffed. I hope you hav watched terrorists who extract GPS tags from their body Dasuki can do same o

BUHARI please let him go and bury his dad, but with 1000 soldiers, 1500 DSS, 2000 police men, 800 air force men, 500 navy officers, 5000 NSCDC. So that he shouldn't play smartness

Its not a news that he won't attend his father's burial...unless they do d burial rite in kuje prison, if only d writer know what I mean