Court Orders DSS To Allow Dasuki Travel, Summons AGF

The Abuja division of the Federal High Court has requested the Department of State Services (DSS), to permit previous National

Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (Rtd), to go out of the nation for therapeutic treatment.

The court likewise requested the Attorney-General of the Federation to show up before it on Monday to clarify why the request of the court conceding the previous National Security Adviser, NSA, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (Rtd) authorization to travel is being mocked.

Insight to Colonel Dasuki, Joseph Daudu had told the court, amid the becoming aware of the central rights requirement suit held up against the Federal Government by Dasuki, that his customer's entitlement to opportunity was being encroached upon.

Shuaibu Labaran speaking to the central government said that Dasuki declined to respect a welcome sent to him on November 4 to show up before the Department of State Services however the managing judge, Justice Ademola Adeniyi, answered that the request of the court giving Dasuki consent to travel must be complied.

Equity Adeniyi then prompted the central government to sit tight for Dasuki to come back from his restorative adventure.

Colonel Dasuki had before likewise dragged the DSS to court to challenge his proceeded with confinement.

Colonel Dasuki has asjed the court for a compulsory request guiding the Department of State Services to evacuate all human and non-human blockades laid around his habitation.

He said this has impeded the achievement of the requests of the court which gave him consent to travel abroad for restorative consideration.