EFCC gets involved in Dasuki’s case, 27 operatives put on standby

Former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd) will now have more to worry about other than the Department of State Security.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has gotten involved in his case, by inviting him to come in for questioning.

Punch reports that the anti-graft commission sent the letter of invitation to Dasuki during the course of the week.

Dasuki is expected to come in, and answer questions regarding the investigation into the procurement of arms during the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

The report further stated that the EFCC has put on standby, a team of 27 operatives for the mission to bring-in Dasuki.

They team of 27 are believed to be waiting for final directive from the Acting Chairman of the commission, Ibrahim Magu, before they can embark on the assignment.

A source was quoted to have said: “The commission has invited the former NSA to appear before it. Already, a team of 27 operatives has been told to remain on standby. They are waiting for further directives. They are told not to go anywhere.”

 

Meanwhile, a source close to Dasuki, was quoted to have said that the DSS’ continued siege on his house has prevented him from honouring the invitation of the EFCC.

“It is true that the EFCC sent an invitation letter to him. The man would have honoured the invitation by now, but the DSS’s siege on his house is still in place. As we are talking, the DSS operatives are in the place. So, how can Dasuki come out to the EFCC?”

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