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BREAKING: DSS Speaks On Doyin Okupe’s Arrest, Reveals Who Gave The Order
BREAKING: DSS Speaks On Doyin Okupe’s Arrest, Reveals Who Gave The Order
The Department of State Security Services, DSS, has commented on the arrest of Doyin Okupe, the former DG of the Peter Obi/Datti Presidential Campaign.
According to the agency’s PRO, Peter Afunanya (PhD, Fsi), Okupe was arrested at the request of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
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The statement read; “Doyin Okupe was intercepted by the DSS at Terminal 1 of Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos this morning at the instance of the EFCC.”
“He has long been handed over to the Commission which requested for the action. Okupe was billed to fly to London via Virgin Atlantic.”
The agency’s statement comes shortly after Okupe’s lawyer, Tolu Babaleye, raised concern about the arrest on social media.
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