July 21, 2015
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9:25Now PlayingA Nigerian lawyer, Oluwasegun Ojemuyiwa, has expressed displeasure with the way a search warrant on the House of the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki, was executed.
Giving his opinion on Tuesday on the search that was conducted by the Department of State Services (DSS) last week, Mr Ojemuyiwa said it was a violation of Mr Dasuki's right to dignity and movement.
The DSS said it conducted the search of the immediate past NSA’s house based on "credible intelligence, linking him with alleged plans to commit treasonable felony against the Nigerian State".
He stressed that the agency had the right to conduct a search of any house that they felt had implicating materials but also stated that it must do that with best practices and standard in mind.
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