Says, he was on his way to attend. terrorists' summit. As court grants 60 days detention order. By Ikechukwu Nnochiri. ABUJA—The Federal High Court, ...
The defendant has discreetly given several information to bandits and terrorists that escalated various acts of terrorism in Nigeria. The defendant (Mamu) has used the cover of his profession as a journalist to aid both local and international terrorist groups. 14, Mamona Road, Anguwan Sarki, Kaduna State and various exhibits and items to establish his complicity with terrorists were recovered”, the affidavit read.
Nigeria's secret police, the Department of State Service (DSS), has accused Tukur Mamu, a former terrorists' negotiator and aide to Islamic cleric Sheikh ...
14, Mamona Road, Anguwan Sarki, Kaduna State and various exhibits and items to establish his complicity with terrorists were recovered,” the SSS said. “That the defendant (Mamu) has used the cover of his profession as a journalist to aid both local and international terrorist groups. Mr Mamu led negotiations with bandits to release the Abuja-Kaduna train passengers kidnapped in March.
The Department of State Services (DSS) on Tuesday told a Federal High Court (FHC) in Abuja that its preliminary investigation established that hostage ...
“The activities of the defendant and his associates at large constitute a potent threat to the unity and peaceful co-existence of Nigeria.” “Some of the suspects working with the defendant are at large and premature release of the defendant will jeopardise the ongoing investigation. He was arrested on September 6 in Cairo, Egypt, with his two wives and deported. “The action of the defendant has orchestrated the untimely death of several security personnel in Northcentral and Northeast parts of Nigeria. Presiding Justice Evelyn Maha granted the motion ex-parte by counsel for the DSS, Ahmed Magaji. “The defendant (Mamu) has used the cover of his profession as a journalist to aid both local and international terrorist groups.
it was necessary for Mamu to be detained for 60 days in the first instance, pending the conclusion of the investigation of various acts of terrorism against ...
“That the defendant has discreetly given several information to bandits and terrorists that escalated various acts of terrorism in Nigeria,” it said. “That some of the suspects working with the defendant are at large and premature release of the defendant will jeopardise the ongoing investigation. “That the defendant has discreetly given several information to bandits and terrorists that escalated various acts of terrorism in Nigeria. That it is in the interest of justice and national security to grant this application. “That the defendant (Mamu) has used the cover of his profession as a journalist to aid both local and international terrorist groups. 14, Mamona Road, Anguwan Sarki, Kaduna State and various exhibits and items to establish his complicity with terrorists were recovered.”
The agency, in an affidavit in support of its ex-parte motion marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/1617/2022, filed before Justice Nkeonye Maha of the Federal High Court, ...
. THE GUARDIAN reports.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has alleged that its preliminary investigation established the offences of logistic supplier, aiding and abetting ...
14, Mamona Road, Anguwan Sarki, Kaduna State and various exhibits and items to establish his complicity with terrorists were recovered.” In the affidavit in support of the ex-parte motion deposed to by Hamza Pandogari, a legal officer with the DSS, he said it was necessary for Mamu to be detained for 60 days in the first instance, pending the conclusion of investigation of various acts of terrorism against him. The DSS, in the application, had sought “an order enabling the State Security Service/applicant to detain the respondent (Mamu) for a period of 60 days in the first instance, pending the conclusion of investigation.”
Mamu was accused of being involved in the funding of international and local terrorism and sharing information with terrorist groups, resulting in the ...
“That the defendant has discreetly given several information to bandits and terrorists that escalated various acts of terrorism in Nigeria. That it is in the interest of justice and national security to grant this application. “That the defendant (Mamu) has used the cover of his profession as a journalist to aid both local and international terrorist groups.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has alleged that its preliminary investigation established the offences of logistic supplier, aiding and abetting ...
14, Mamona Road, Anguwan Sarki, Kaduna State and various exhibits and items to establish his complicity with terrorists were recovered.” In the affidavit in support of the ex-parte motion deposed to by Hamza Pandogari, a legal officer with the DSS, he said it was necessary for Mamu to be detained for 60 days in the first instance, pending the conclusion of investigation of various acts of terrorism against him. The DSS, in the application, had sought “an order enabling the State Security Service/applicant to detain the respondent (Mamu) for a period of 60 days in the first instance, pending the conclusion of investigation.”
A social media post claiming that Tukur Mamu, named former NSA, Aliyu Gusau and ex-Sokoto state governor, Attahiru Bafarawa as sponsors of terrorism is ...
[Daily Trust](https://www.legit.ng/tag/kebbi-state-news-today/) confirmed that the claim that Tukur Mamu mentioned former NSA, Gen. [secured a court order ](https://legit.ng/1491866-just-sss-court-order-detain-tukur-mamu-longer-days-details-emerge.html)granting its prayer to detain Mamu who is also the publisher of Desert Herald. [ Daily Trust ](https://dailytrust.com/fact-check-did-tukur-mamu-name-former-nsa-governor-as-terrorists-sponsors)indicates that a Senior Editor with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) said the story did not emanate from the agency. The post which quoted News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) as the source of the story was posted on Facebook and other platforms. [Sokoto state](https://www.legit.ng/tag/sokoto-state-news-today/) governor, Alhaji Attahiru Bafarawa, members of a syndicate sponsoring terrorism in the northern region. [Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed!](https://www.legit.ng/1325957-new-facebook-algorithm-how-legitngs-posts-timeline-now.html)
Tukur Mamu, a terrorists' negotiator, recently arrested and detained by the DSS over alleged links to terrorists, is Gumi's aide.
It also said Mamu was on his way to a meeting with international commanders of terrorist groups when he was arrested in Egypt. Tukur Mamu, a terrorists’ negotiator, recently arrested and detained by the DSS over alleged links to terrorists, is Gumi’s aide.
A civil society organisation, operating under the aegis of Coalition for Peace In Nigeria,COPIN, has called on the Department of State Services,DSS, ...
“We will not hesitate to mobilise for peaceful protests in strategic cities, including Abuja, if the DSS fail to invite the Islamic Cleric for interview on all he knows about bandits/terrorists holding the North West states, and parts of North Central, to ransom. The statement reads in full: “We have watched with keen interest the provocative tendencies of Sheikh Gumi, especially as they relate to the activities of bandits/terrorists operating within the the North West general area. The group further noted that apprehension of Gumi is fundamental to a peaceful election, considering the fact that he will provide the Service with credible/actionable intelligence on the actual locations, and modus operandi of the terrorists, culminating in their arrest.
The Department of State Services (DSS) yesterday told a Federal High Court (FHC) in Abuja that its preliminary investigation established that hostage ...
“The activities of the defendant and his associates at large constitute a potent threat to the unity and peaceful co-existence of Nigeria.” He was arrested on September 6 in Cairo, Egypt, with his two wives and deported. Presiding Justice Evelyn Maha yesterday granted the motion ex-parte by counsel for the DSS, Ahmed Magaji.