Department of State Services DSS Arrests Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami Outside Kuje Prison

The Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, immediately after his release from Kuje Correctional Centre in Abuja. According to a security source cited by TheCable, the arrest is connected to petitions alleging terrorism financing.

This development follows Malami’s recent bail from a separate money laundering trial involving him, his wife, and son. Video footage shows the former minister being escorted into a DSS vehicle after requesting identification from the operatives.

Key Points:

The arrest reinforces public scrutiny of high-profile accountability and the legal processes surrounding former senior officials.
It triggers a complex, multi-agency judicial process involving the EFCC, DSS, and the courts, consuming significant state resources.
Malami faces severe legal risks, while the security agencies aim to demonstrate rigorous enforcement regardless of a suspect’s status.
The arrest by one agency shortly after another’s bail highlights inter-agency dynamics and the layered nature of serious financial and security allegations.
This occurs as Malamiโ€™s previous statements vowing no protection for terrorism financiers return to public discourse.

The legal proceedings will now unfold across two major fronts: the existing money laundering case and the fresh terrorism financing investigation..๐Ÿ‘‰Read The Complete Original.

Sources: The Cable, Vanguard

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