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Justice Adeniyi Adamola of the Federal High Court sitting
in Abuja has adjourned the trial of former National Security
Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd) to January 20,
2016. He adjourned the case after consultations with both
defence and plaintiff lawyers.
The Federal Government filed a fresh application seeking
to stop Dasuki from travelling abroad for medical
treatment.
In its fresh application last Thursday, Mr. Oluseyi
Opasanya, counsel to the government, asked Justice
Ademola to stay proceedings in the ruling he delivered on
November 3.
“The new application,” Opasanya said, “takes precedence
over the earlier application.”
On November 3, the court had granted Dasuki permission
to travel to the United Kingdom for medical treatment,
ordering an immediate release of his passport. The
government is now asking the court to suspend that order.
In his brief, Dasuki’s lawyer, Ahmed Raji, argued against
the new application, saying the previous request, which
sought to revoke his client’s bail, was yet to be
determined. He asked the court for a short adjournment to
enable him respond to the fresh application.
The court fixed Monday for hearing of the application.
However, at the resumed hearing on Monday, the court
adjourned to January 20.
The former NSA was arrested by the Department of State
Services (DSS) last Monday after a three-week siege on
his Abuja residence.
Last Wednesday, he was handed over to the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for interrogation
over an alleged N300 billion fraud.
Dasuki was indicted by a presidential panel probing the
procurement of arms in the Armed Forces from 2007 to
2015.
He was accused of using his office to award fictitious
arms contracts. He denied the allegations, stating that
former President Goodluck Jonathan approved all the
contracts he awarded.

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