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Nigeria - According to a Daily Post report, two men in the security arm of ex President Goodluck Jonathan's government will be arraigned by the Department of State Services for treason this week.
Both men had been called in for questioning by the DSS and were later released.
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Indications have emerged that the Federal Government may arraign two former officials of the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan in court this week, as President Muhammadu Buhari commences full blown investigation into the last administration.
DAILY POST gathered that the immediate past former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki and Jonathan’s former Chief Security Officer, Gordon Obua are slated to be arraigned for treason amongst other weighty allegations.
The Department of State Services, DSS, had accused Dasuki of corruption and illegal possession of assault grade firearms. Five bullet-proof Mercedes Benz G Class SUVs were also seized by operatives of the DSS from his Abuja residence during a raid, while Obua is being held by the DSS, for alleged movement of large sums of “security money”.
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Both men had been called in for questioning by the DSS and were later released.
Excerpt:
Indications have emerged that the Federal Government may arraign two former officials of the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan in court this week, as President Muhammadu Buhari commences full blown investigation into the last administration.
DAILY POST gathered that the immediate past former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki and Jonathan’s former Chief Security Officer, Gordon Obua are slated to be arraigned for treason amongst other weighty allegations.
The Department of State Services, DSS, had accused Dasuki of corruption and illegal possession of assault grade firearms. Five bullet-proof Mercedes Benz G Class SUVs were also seized by operatives of the DSS from his Abuja residence during a raid, while Obua is being held by the DSS, for alleged movement of large sums of “security money”.
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