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Friday, 13 November 2015

Court orders DSS to allow Dasuki to travel

The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court has ordered the Department of State Security to allow former National Security Adviser NSA Sambo Dasuki travel for medical checkup. Dasuki had filed a Fundamental Rights Enforcement suit against the Federal government after DSS officials prevented him from traveling out on November 4th despite a court injunction permitting him to do so.

The presiding judge in today's hearing, Justice Ademola Adeniyi ordered the Attorney General to appear before it on Monday Nov. 16th to explain why the court order granting Dasuki permission to travel out for medical attention is being flouted.

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    1. They should not allow him to travel let him treat himself here in Nigeria.

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    2. Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)13 November 2015 at 12:09

      Justice delayed can never b denied...
      So dis mak no difference thereof bcos he wil stil face d law.

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    ***odikwa risky nd tyt***

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  3. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    I already knw that nothing will happen to this nigga though and thats fact though..
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  4. Yepppiiii dat's gud,life first be4 any other tin......see as I dey rejoice here as if d man nah my papa.hmmmm anyway am happy 4 u oga.

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    1. For your CLEANING SERVICE IN ABUJA (washing of cloth, running errands, after party clean up and cleaning of house) contact zero seven zero three seven eight three seven eight zero eight.

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  5. am not sure this man wants to travel for medical checkup as said, i believe he is playing a chess game wit d FG....or his he going to say that in all of Nigeria there is no competent and capable hospital/medical centre to attend to his health issues. #CORRUPTIONFIGHTINGBACK

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  6. What's up with the man's case? Is it still pending?

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  7. Must he travel for medical checkup? Can't he get medical checkup in Nigeria?

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  8. Fuck the Courts.
    Hang the fool

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  9. What stupid checkup, he should use our medical centers here in naija. Linda take note!

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  10. What stupid checkup, he should use our medical centers here in naija. Linda take note!

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  11. What stupid checkup, he should use our medical centers here in naija. Linda take note!

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  12. What stupid checkup, he should use our medical centers here in naija. Linda take note!

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  13. Must he travel abroad for medical services? So there's no Nigerian Doctor competent enough to treat him? He is looking for means to disappear joor.
























    #TeamBlessed#

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  14. Make the old man no die o....they shud allow him to go and treat himself.

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  15. They should allow him to travel . I know he has evidence on the meeting jega had with the northern elders. U must free him let the world know what he know. U cant fool us you zoo government

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  16. They wanna kill him same way they killed Ayiemensaih. God is watching them

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  17. Buhari this is a democracy not military regime

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  18. BABANGIDA USED SSS (DSS)
    JONATHAN USED DSS
    BUHARI IS USING DSS
    WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DSS AND TOILET ROLLS/DIAPERS
    FOLLOW FOLLOW BRIGADE

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  19. Nigeria judiciary is not helping this war against corruption. Why would a judge grant a corrupt man freedom to travel abroad for medical attention abroad, is this not like protecting an accused person? What happen to Nigeria medical center. Shame..............

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