SEVERAL reports have been released concerning the illegal detention of one Anthony Okolie by Department of State Services (DSS), for possessing the formerly-owned SIM card of President Buhari’s daughter, Hanan, all of which raise questions about the true nature of events.

Okolie who hails from Asaba, Delta state, first spoke to the Punch in an interview, where he narrated his ordeal with the DSS.

According to him, he was picked up from his hometown in Asaba while he was attending a business meeting, after which he was whisked to Abuja and asked to explain how he came in possession of his SIM card, which they revealed formerly belonged to Hanan.

Punch reports that Okolie told the DSS that he purchased the SIM card from a legitimate source and noticed that he got calls and messages from strangers but never responded except when he had to mention that they had reached the wrong person.

The businessman said that his statement did nothing for him as the DSS went ahead to detain him for 10 weeks while awaiting the president’s daughter to clarify issues.

The clarification never came and the DSS finally released Okolie, who claimed that he was forced to sign a document stopping him from suing the state security for the illegal detention and was also given back the SIM card that got him into problem.

Okolie’s case came to light after his release, and many Nigerians went to social media to slam the DSS and the presidency for meting out such treatment to a citizen.

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