Kaduna (Nigeria) – Nigeria’s Secret Intelligence Service (Department of State Services) has charged immediate past National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki to court, for what it called “acts capable of undermining national security.”
A statement by spokesman of the Agency, Tony Opuiyo says the action followed a search on the premises of Dasuki leading to “recovery of large cache of arms and ammunition among other things and for which further investigation was conducted.”
Read the Full Statement Below;
You may recall that on 16th July, 2015, the Department of State Services (DSS), carried out a search operation on properties belonging to the immediate past National Security Adviser, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (Col/rtd), in Abuja and Sokoto. This action was necessitated by credible intelligence which linked him to acts capable of undermining national security. The search operation led to the recovery of large cache of arms and ammunition among other things and for which further investigation was conducted.
2. Consequently, on Monday 24th August, 2015, he was charged to court based on evidence so far obtained, but which relates to possession of fire arms without license punishable under section 27(i)(a)(i) of the Firearms Act Cap F28 LFN 2004. This is in line with democratic practice and our avowed commitment to the rule of law, in which nobody is deemed to be above the law no matter how highly placed in the society. Accordingly, the general public will be duly informed as the matter progresses.
3. Meanwhile, the Service recommits itself to the fundamental role of providing adequate security for all Nigerians to enable them pursue their legitimate aspirations and businesses.
Tony Opuiyo
Department of State Services
Abuja.
24th August, 2015
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