Sambo Dasuki Wanted To Assassinate Me For Exposing Him – DG of National Taskforce

These are indeed tough times for Sambo Dasuki. The Director General, National Taskforce to Combat Illegal Importation of Small Arms, Ammunition, and Light Weapons (NATFORCE), Dr. Emmanuel Osita Okereke, has alleged that the former National Security Adviser wanted him dead for reporting some of his (Dasuki) "illegal" activities to former President Goodluck Jonathan.

He has supported the Department of State Services, DSS, for preventing Dasuki from escaping abroad.

He therefore stressed that the government of President Muhammadu Buhari should ensure that no one who is standing trial on criminal case is allowed to travel overseas under any funny excuse.

He alleged that Dasuki was one of the people that deceived former President, Goodluck Jonathan, when he convinced him to remove all the service chiefs.

He told DAILY POST:“There is information we made available to the former President and he was directed to invite us for more information but Dasuki rebuffed it because he was trying to save his boys and agents.

“We know how many arms that entered this country illegally through various borders, which the ex-NSA concealed and protected the suspects.

“My men intercepted 12 trailer load of ammunition at Sema border, and Col. Sambo used his boys to clear the arms and threatened to assassinate me when I wrote to the former President Jonathan”.

He alleged that Dasuki had concluded plans to flee to Syria, adding that “former EFCC boss Ibrahim Lamorde has escaped through Chad border, before fleeing abroad; it would be disastrous for the country if Dasuki escapes trial.”

The NATFORCE boss further stated that the ex-NSA “contributed 80 percent to the security problems we are having today.”

Okereke said though the judiciary was the last hope of the common man, “somebody like Col. Dasuki (rtd) should not benefit in that hope because he is an enemy of progress and rule of law.

“He (Dasuki) disobeyed several court orders while in office for his selfish interest. Why is he asking that order of the same court he disobeyed while in office should be obeyed now?”

Okereke, who expressed dismay that the man who should be answering treasonable felony charges is talking of medical check-up oversees, stressed that “it is only in Nigeria that somebody who is standing trial in a criminal matter would want to travel abroad for medical checkup”.

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