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Romanus Ugwu, Abuja
The Department of State Services (DSS), has denied speculations that its immediate past Director-General, Lawal Musa Daura, is teleguiding the affairs at the agency long after his removal.
Debunking the insinuation in a statement signed by the services’ Public Relations Officer, Peter Afunanya, DSS warned that it would not tolerate acts of impersonation designed to undermine it.
According to a statement: “The attention of the DSS has been drawn to insinuations and wide speculations that its former Director-General, Lawal, Musa Daura, still controls affairs at the agency, long after his removal from office.
“While the service debunks this false belief, it warns that any person or group that further engages him or his representatives/associates does so at their own peril. The service will not tolerate acts of impersonation designed to undermine it and will decisively deal with a person(s), no matter how highly placed, that may engage in such behaviour.
“The public should, therefore, note this and avoid circumstances under which unsuspecting persons may be deceived,” the statement read.
Nigeria’s secret police further maintained that: “On the other hand, the DSS continues to recommit itself to the core values of professionalism, selflessness, vigilance and the rule of law that it has always been identified with.
