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Nigerians react to ECOWAS court order for ex-NSA’s release

The ECOWAS court also ordered the government to pay the sum of N15 million as damages to Dasuki.

No-one is detaining former NSA indefinitely - Presidential aide

Dasuki was initially arrested on December 1, 2015, after being accused of supervising the $2 billion arms deal fraud.

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He was subsequently released on bail by an Abuja High Court on December 18, but was rearrested by the Department of State Services (DSS) after his release from the Kuje Prison in Abuja and has been in custody since then.

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