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Mailafiya moves to stop DSS and police “harassment”

Last updated: September 11, 2020 10:03 pm
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A Plateau State High Court sitting in Jos, has adjourned to September 29 for ruling on applications of abuse of fundamental human rights filed by former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN Dr. Obadiah Mailafia. against the Nigeria Police, Department of State Services, DSS, and the Federal Republic of Nigeria over constant harassment and invitation for interrogation.

When the matter came up for hearing before Justice Musa Ashoms, counsel to the plaintiff, Pius Okubo, SAN, told the Court that the invitations of his client by the Nigeria Police Force and the DSS are threats to his fundamental rights.

He explained that the grounds of the application are that Dr. Mailafiya has already been invited by the DSS in furtherance to the viral video on the brutal killings in   North-Central Nigeria and the world.

Also Read : My life is in danger”, Mailafiya cries out as DSS invites him again

Akubo said the applicant in the matter is already a subject of investigation by the DSS and the fact that the matter is already under investigation is enough.

However, Counsel to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd defendants, Lukman Fagbemi explained that the applicant came to court touching on the internal security of the country seeking the court to protect his fundamental right.

He stated that the Nigerian Police are on the right path to have invited Mailafiya for investigation.

Fagbemi added, that except the Nigeria Police indicate that they have ulterior motive which is under Section 4 of the Police Act , it is very clear they can carry out investigation within and outside Nigeria and urged the court to dismiss the plaintiff’s application

After listening to both arguments, Justice Ashoms then adjourned the matter to the 29th of September for Ruling.

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