Tuesday 10 November 2015

DSS After Dasuki To Recover Tape Of Jega's Pre-election Secret Meeting With Northern Elders

The Department of State Services, DSS, continued siege to the
residence of former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki
(Rtd) is as a result of the agency wanting to lay their hands on the
tape of the secret meeting former INEC chairman Professor Attahiru
Jega held with Northern leaders in Dubai which is in Dasuki's
possession.

The DSS had on July 9, 2015, on a Thursday, raided Dasuki's Abuja and
Sokoto homes which the agency claimed to be based on credible
intelligence linking the immediate past NSA, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki
(Col rtd) with alleged plans to commit treasonable felony against the
Nigerian State.

However, it has been learnt that the tape of the secret meeting Jega
had with Northern elders in Dubai in Dasuki's possession is the reason
why the DSS invaded his house.

On the 5th of November, three months after raiding his Abuja
residence, operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) again
returned to Sambo's house.

Investigations revealed that the DSS operatives besieged the residence
of Dasuki with the intent to prevent him from embarking on a supposed
planned trip to the UK for medical treatment.

On Tuesday, a court had ruled that Dasuki's international passport,
which was seized by the DSS, should be released to enable him travel
abroad for medical treatment which led to the DSS operatives besieging
his residence with the intent to prevent him from embarking on a
planned trip to the UK for medical treatment.

Reports indicate that the DSS is trying to stop Dasuki from taking
abroad the tape of Jega's pre-election secret meeting with Northern
elders in Dubai abroad – as the content of the tape is rumored to be
whistle-blower on the 2015 Presidential election.

Professor Jega Dubai meeting with Northern elders in Dubai had been
the basis that calls for Jega's resignation was tagged on, with some
reports before the election indicating that he had submitted his
resignation which was rejected by Goodluck Jonathan – based on public
outcry which would have followed suit.

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