All the security officers involved in the fracas between the First Family and a Presidential Aide and Nephew, Sabiu Yusuf, in Aso Villa have been released and redeployed to new locations, whereas Sabiu has been sighted resuming duty as against the Covid-19 procedure which provides he needs to self isolate for 14 days, Daily Trust has reported.

According to Daily Trust, sources within the Villa revealed that all the security aides of the First Lady have been redeployed, though the new point of duty of the former Aide-de-Camp, Usman Shugaba, and Escort
Meanwhile, Sabiu, the President's Nephew and Special Assistant, was said to have been sighted in the Villa yesterday.
Sabiu has resumed work, jettisoning advice to go on self-isolation after returning from Lagos recently.

Those fired by Buhari on Wednesday included his Chief Personal Security Officer, Chief Detail to President, ADC to the First Lady, Escort Commander, ADC National Defence Council, and 37 others from the villa.

SaharaReporters had on Tuesday exclusively reported that President Buhari, who was deeply angered by the embarrassing crisis in Aso Villa, was preparing to fire his security details and some top aides for the roles they all played in dragging the Presidency into the mud.

It was gathered that President Buhari decided to take the step after Mamman Daura, his nephew and one of his closest confidants, was seen weeping as he made his way to his office.

Daura was said to have informed Buhari that his security aides were not only after Yusuf’s life but his own as well.

Buhari gave the nod for all persons involved in the alleged threat to the lives of the two men to be removed.

The crisis started with Yusuf's refusal to embark on a 14-day isolation period after returning to Abuja from a trip to Lagos last week.

This led to the arrest and eventual redeployment of the Aide De Camp to Mrs Buhari and other security details attached to her after it was claimed that they threatened to kill the President's Assistant in the process of trying to get him out of the Villa.

Already, President Buhari had ordered an investigation into the security breach at the State House, Abuja. But many observers have said that the investigation will yield no reasonable result as everything that happened was nothing short of family affairs.

It now appears as if one side is badly affected than the other. If all Aisha's security aides could be consumed by the effect of the fracas, but Sabiu, in the other hand, has been sighted resuming duty, then it speaks volume who has more power here. Truly, power pass power