Previous National Security Adviser (NSA), Colonel Sambo Dasuki, has blamed President Muhammadu Buhari for being behind his capture and confinement without trial since December 29, 2015.

Dasuki, who talked through his guidance, Mr Joseph Daudu, asserted that President Buhari treacherously induced his capture and confinement by the Department of State Security (DSS) against the safeguard conceded him by three unique courts in different criminal allegations brought against him by the national government.

He asserted that the President, through his remarks on the presidential media visit in January 2016, affirmed that he was behind his experience.

In a further and better affirmation documented in backing of his application at the FCT high court, the ex-NSA guaranteed that the President double-crossed his feeling amid the presidential media talk when he transparently told Nigerians that he and Nnamdi Kanu would not be permitted on safeguard since they would bounce safeguard.

Dasuki guaranteed he had been held incommunicado since his re-capture on December 29 when he consummated the third safeguard conceded him by Justice Peter Affen.

He, along these lines, requested that Justice Affen forbid his further trial until the government permits him on safeguard in order to plan adequately for protection in the different criminal allegations brought against him by government.

The previous NSA who has been in detainment since December 29, 2015, guaranteed that the confinement has kept him from documenting successful protection since he has no entrance to his legal counselors.

Daudu likewise expressed that the case that Dasuki was being held by the DSS and not the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) can't hold water in light of the fact that the national government is the complainant in the charge against Dasuki and that both the DSS and EFCC are specialists of the central government.

In contradicting the application, advice to the central government, Mr Rotimi Jacob educated Justice Affen that the charge against Dasuki was at the occurrence of the EFCC and not the DSS.

He denied that the national government resisted the court on the ground that on December 29, 2015 when the safeguard conditions were idealized, Dasuki was discharged by the jail power at Kuje yet was however rearrested by another government organization.

Jacobs requested that the court not give Dasuki's application since DSS that rearrested him was not a gathering to the charges against him before Justice Affen who conceded him the safeguard.

In the wake of listening to the gatherings, Justice Affen settled March 4, 2016 to give administering on the application.