Vendetta! Buhari goes after Sambo Dasuki for overthrowing his regime: SSS operatives surround ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki’s houses |
Personnel of the State Security Service, SSS, are currently laying siege on the private residence of the immediate past National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, in Asokoro district of Abuja.
A source familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES that the operatives, led by one Mohammed, arrived Mr. Dasuki’s residence at about 6:40 pm in four Hilux vans and asked all the soldiers on guard to stay away.
They said they were at the property to see the former NSA for official reasons.
Vendetta! Buhari goes after Sambo Dasuki for overthrowing his regime: DSS operatives surround ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki’s houses |
“They have descended on his father’s compound in Sokoto and have so far searched the whole house including a large container that has been in the compound for many years,” the source said of the Sokoto Home.
He also said the operatives have locked all occupants of the house inside and are not allowing anyone in or out of the building.
Our Abuja source said the SSS operatives are still outside the residence of Mr. Dasuki insisting on “seeing” him.
“He has refused to let them in and right now they are threatening to force themselves in,” he said.
Mr. Dasuki was relieved of his appointment as NSA this week by President Muhammadu Buhari. He was appointed NSA by former President Goodluck Jonathan on June 22, 2012 to succeed, Andrew Azazi, who died in a helicopter crash in Bayelsa state.
Sambo Dasuki played a key role in the coups that brought and removed Buhari in 1983 and 1985 respectively. It is belived that Goodluck chose him as the NSA to counter Buhari's influence. Dasuki is probably paying for standing against Buhari as he unleashes Nigeria's blood hounds on him.
Or maybe Buhari is trying confiscate some incriminating documents Sambo Dasuki may have obtained regarding the Boko Haram terrorism.
Or maybe Buhari is trying confiscate some incriminating documents Sambo Dasuki may have obtained regarding the Boko Haram terrorism.
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