DSS captures Obanikoro's better half over asserted N4.745b arms deal

Obanikoro and wife

Recently, DSS security specialists captured Hajiya Morufat Obanikoro, the spouse of previous Minister of Defense Musiliu Obanikoro's better half after insight reports got from the Department of State Service (DSS) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). She was captured over the present examination on her better half, who is needed for addressing over the N4.745billion reserves from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) which was allegedly followed to Obanikoro and some different persons.


Notwithstanding, Mrs. Obanikoro, was discharged on safeguard after she was exchanged to the EFCC by DSS. Her worldwide travel permit was seized . She was asked for to return on Monday for cross examination.

As per the Nation, Mrs. Obanikoro was captured by DSS after the powers got wind that she had touched base in the nation a weekend ago from the United States. A source said to Nation:

"We got a report that Mrs. Obanikoro had sneaked into the nation from the United States. After the affirmation of her travel log, an alarm was issued to all security organizations.

"Taking after insight offering to the EFCC, the agents of the DSS captured her in Lagos with a few archives identifying with the test of the N4.745billion slush reserves from ONSA. Another source talked about energy about Mrs. Obanikoro's capture since "a portion of the assets under scrutiny were wired into her organization, which is called MOB.

"She needs to disclose to this commission what work she did to merit such settlement into her record".

Reacting to an inquiry, the source included:

"Mrs. Obanikoro had sued the EFCC for the authorization of principal human rights for professedly bugging her inhabitants and in-laws throughout researching her significant other."

The N4.745billion money was sourced from the SAS Imprest Account of the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) under ex-NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.) preceding the behavior of Ekiti State governorship survey on June 21, 2014.

Source:The Nation