Why We Invaded Facility Being Used By EFCC In Lagos, Locked Out Officials – Nigerian Secret Police, DSS | Sahara Reporters

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The Department of State Services, Nigerian secret police, has confirmed that its operatives took over offices being used by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Lagos State on Tuesday adding that it (the DSS) was the legal owner and was “only occupying its own facility.” SaharaReporters earlier reported that operatives DSS stormed the Lagos office of the EFCC preventing officials of the anti-graft agency from gaining access to their office in Ikoyi, Lagos.

Why We Invaded Facility Being Used By EFCC In Lagos, Locked Out Officials – Nigerian Secret Police, DSSThe Department of State Services, Nigerian secret police, has confirmed that its operatives took over offices being used by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Lagos State on Tuesday adding that it was the legal owner and was “only occupying its own facility.”

It was gathered that the DSS operatives stormed the office around 7:00 am on Tuesday, and refused to leave despite dialogue between operatives of both agencies. “It is not correct that the DSS barricaded EFCC from entering its office. No. It is not true. The Service is only occupying its own facility where it is carrying out its official and statutory responsibility.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

 

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