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Why We Searched Ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki's House - DSS

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<b>ABUJA, NIGERIA - On 16th July, 2015, about 1650 hours, based on credible intelligence linking the immediate past NSA, Mohammed Sambo DASUKI (Col Rtd) with alleged plans to commit treasonable felony against the Nigerian State, operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) conducted a search on the PROPERTIES belonging to the former NSA, Mohammed Sambo DASUKI (Col Rtd).</b></div>
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The properties are on Nos. 13, John Khadya Street, Nos. 46, Nelson Mandela Street, both at Asokoro, Abuja, and Nos. 3 Sabon Birni Road, Gwiwa Area, Sokoto, Sokoto State.</div>
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The search operations was planned to be simultaneously conducted, but DASUKI, refused the operatives entry into his main residence located at No. 13 John Khadya Street, Asokoro, despite being presented with a genuine and duly signed search warrant. CONSEQUENTLY, what was to last not more than two (2) hours, lasted more than ten (10) hours, up till the early hours of 17th July, 2015.</div>
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Indeed if not for the sense of maturity and professionalism of the officers and men assigned this task and the very good understanding and timely intervention of the new Chief of Army Staff, Tsukur Y. BURATAI (Maj Gen), there would have been a clash between the Army operatives guarding the house and Service operatives, as SAMBO directed the soldiers on duty not to allow any movement into his house, despite the subsisting court order. SAMBO thereafter raised a false alarm to the military authorities to come to his aid as he failed to correctly tell the military that his property was about to be legitimately searched.</div>
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Gentlemen, please recall that SAMBO retired from the Army as a Colonel, and therefore not entitled to have military guards, if not for the fact he was NSA. Even as NSA, such guards should have been withdrawn after his removal as NSA since he would not have been entitled.</div>
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The search was thoroughly conducted, and several items recovered, among which were some incriminating items. These include seven (7) high caliber rifles, (high assault weapons), several magazines and military related GEARS. The team also recovered twelve (12) new vehicles, out of which five (5) were bullet proofs. These vehicles which are all exotic vehicles were retrieved from SAMBO’s residence having failed to produce evidence of ownership. For instance, what could he be doing with five (5) bullet proof cars as a retired NSA?.</div>
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These cars which from all available evidence were purchased with tax payers MONEY, were being kept for possible sinister enterprise. The Service would want to state categorically that this search operation is not a witch hunt.</div>
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The Service decided to move at this time in line with current Management resolve to be proactive and pre-empt individuals with penchant for impunity and lawlessness from putting back the nation to the dark days. The Service is also aware that the lethal arms and the vehicles recovered were not reflected in SAMBO’s handover notes or what could a former NSA be doing with destructive weapons and bullet proof cars which put together could disrupt the peace of any city in Nigeria for a while.</div>
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On the search of his three (3) PROPERTIES, including the Sokoto residence, the Service is aware that in his capacity and given his antecedents, he might decide to use any of his residences for such diabolical plans, rather than his main residence. Gentlemen of the press, the Service Management would want to assure members of the public that it would not trample on the freedom of individuals or groups as guaranteed by the Nigerian Constitution and emphasized by the current administration’s position on transparency, and probity underlined by justice and equity for all Nigerians.</div>
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This is the driving force for all DSS operations. However, the Service would not hesitate to go after any person or group of persons, no matter how highly placed once such individual (s) breach or attempt to breach the laws of the Federation. The days for impunity and indecisiveness in the face of unpatriotic acts by individuals operating against the State are OVER.</div>
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The Service hereby appeal to all Nigerians to be law abiding and partner with it in ensuring a peaceful and secured nation. In the same vein, those that are bent on breaking the rules governing our peaceful co-existence due to either the huge ill gotten wealth they have acquired or imaginary hold they think they have on our nation’s survival, are being warned to rethink. The DSS will use all constitutional means as defined by its mandate to deal decisively with such unpatriotic individuals.</div>
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The Management want to seize this opportunity to appreciate Nigerians for the tremendous acts of GOODWILL that is being extended to the new dispensation. The Management also wish to assure Nigerians that the gesture and confidence being expressed will be reciprocated with more dedication and service to our dear country Nigeria. </div>
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<b>Department of State Security Service (Nigeria)</b></div>
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Why We Searched Ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki's House - DSS

ABUJA, NIGERIA - On 16th July, 2015, about 1650 hours, based on credible intelligence linking the immediate past NSA, Mohammed Sambo DASUKI (Col Rtd) with alleged plans to commit treasonable felony a…

18 Jul 2015

DSS Arrests, Detains CSO to Ex-President Jonathan

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<b>ABUJA, NIGERIA - The Department of State Security (DSS) has arrested and detained  Gordon Obuah, the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to former President Goodluck Jonathan. </b></div>
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A source at the DSS says Mr. Obuah's detention was as a result of an investigation that implicated him in aiding oil bunkering.</div>
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Family sources said Mr. Obuah has been detained since Thursday, July 16 days after he was asked to be reporting daily to Yellow House, the DSS Headquarters in Abuja.</div>
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A representative of Mr. Obua's family said since his detention, Mr. Obuah has been kept in solitary confinement and denied access to family members, medical care and his lawyers.</div>
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18 Jul 2015

Welcome To Nasarawa's "One Man Village" Where Armed Hoodlums Decide Residency

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<b>NASARAWA, NIGERIA - Armed Robbery in Karu local government area of Nasarawa State has taken a new turn as some residents receive warning from robbers to relocate or risk being killed. Some have been visited several times in the last six months. AGBO-PAUL AUGUSTINE visited one of the affected communities and reports.</b></div>
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"They are so powerful that the police are even scared to venture into the environment to quash their terror on us. The boys operate with ease, rob at will and even determine who stays in the area and who is an undesirable element," said a terrified 32-year-old Rose Uchenna who has been robbed thrice in the last six months.</div>
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Koroduma community popularly known as 'One Man Village' is located on the Abuja-Keffi highway in Nasarawa State, about 15km from Abuja city. It is a densely populated settlement and notorious for crimes as criminals and hoodlums operate freely.</div>
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Most of the residents live in fear as sleeping at night has become more of a dreaded necessity than actual rest. The gang of robbers who terrorise the people, according to residents who spoke with <b>LEADERSHIP</b> Weekend, have good knowledge of most homes in the area.</div>
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Sources said they even have information of newly acquired purchases of valuables by residents, also those who secure a new job, who made good sales in business and so forth. They are fully abreast with the daily businesses in the area and rob any household they feel has something to offer.</div>
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This dare-devil gangs raid shops, stores and homes leaving in their trail, tears and sorrow. The residents live in perpetual fear. A victim of a recent attack, Mary Agada told LEADERSHIP Weekend that the hoodlums attack even those leaving for work in the early hours and those returning late. "They target many ladies in the night and early in the morning, snatching whatever they like and even raping some in some instances," she said.</div>
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When LEADERSHIP Weekend visited Conkoro Street after a recent robbery attack victims cried for help as they narrate their ordeal.</div>
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During this attack, a compound full of small business people who barely make a living out of their trade was their target, LEADERSHIP Weekend learnt as firewood sellers, hair stylists, salespersons and small traders were robbed and dispossessed of their belongings.</div>
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Victims said, in 2015 alone, dare devil robbers visited three times and in their recent attack, they didn’t just rob but came with a vacation notice to some of the residents. "You people are undesirable elements in our midst, so leave," was the message from the robbers.</div>
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A victim, who simply gave her name as Rose told LEADERSHIP Weekend that she was told to vacate the area by the robbers who promised to visit again and threatened to shoot her dead if she refused to move out.</div>
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"After collecting my phones, money and that of my sister, one of them told me that my time is up in the area and I should leave as I am an undesirable element in the community. I am very scared and preparing to relocate immediately," Rose said.</div>
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Another victim of the attack, Silas Achadu, told LEADERSHIP Weekend that after three attacks in six months, his sisters have fled the area as they are also on the warning list as 'undesirables'.</div>
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"It is very unusual to be robbed in one house three times in six months. This people want to kill us and the message is very clear, ‘relocate or you die.’ The residents of this area are helpless," Achadu lamented.</div>
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Other residents who spoke with LEADERSHIP Weekend wondered why hoodlums would determine who stays in a community that belongs to all. They decried the activities of the group, stating that their activities constitute a grave danger to life and property in the neighbourhood.</div>
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They equally called on the government of Nasarawa State to come to their aid to avoid further destruction of property.</div>
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Findings by LEADERSHIP Weekend revealed that most of the attacks on residents have been largely unreported owing to fear of further targets by the hoodlum, who carefully select their targets.</div>
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When LEADERSHIP Weekend visited the Mai Koroduma Palace, Alhaji Ahmadu Bako admitted the prevalence of robbery incidents in his domain but was not aware that some residents have been handpicked and asked to vacate the community by robbers.</div>
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Bako, who was not happy with the victims who have not reported the incidences to the palace for action, noted that the palace have been working with the police to combat the wave of robberies in the community.</div>
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When contacted, the Divisional Police Officer in New Nyanya, Karu, told LEADERSHIP Weekend that the division is handicapped with lack of operational vehicles. She said the division is still trying to source for fund to fix a damaged patrol van after a recent gun duel with robbers where two of her men were injured.</div>
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She however blamed the residents for not coming to the police to complain after being attacked in the past.</div>
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The crime wave in Karu local government in recent times is getting many residents scared as a day hardly passes without a robbery incident. LEADERSHIP Weekend was told that taxis are often used at nights especially from 10pm to rob unsuspecting passengers returning from work. Popularly known as one chance, criminals who disguised as passengers often dispossess innocent people of their belongings.</div>
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Ladies are now scared of standing alone on the Abuja-Keffi highway at night as many have been victims of mostly robbers on motorcycles.</div>
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Residents urge the various security agencies to step up surveillance and intelligence gathering to reduce the incessant robberies in the area.</div>
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Welcome To Nasarawa's "One Man Village" Where Armed Hoodlums Decide Residency

NASARAWA, NIGERIA - Armed Robbery in Karu local government area of Nasarawa State has taken a new turn as some residents receive warning from robbers to relocate or risk being killed. Some have been …

18 Jul 2015

Church Sends Woman Collection Notice For Unpaid Tithes

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<b>TAMPA, USA - According to <a href="http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/hillsborough-regional-news/church-members-complain-about-collection-notices">ABC Action News</a>, Tampa resident Candace Peterson was shocked when she received a collection notice from the Greater Mount Moriah Primitive Baptist Church stating that she will be required to pay $1,000 per year in donations or she won’t be considered a member of the congregation.</b></div>
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"People were really friendly there, and I really enjoyed being there," Peterson shared.</div>
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Ironically, the single mom says that it was a blessing to find Mount Moriah, as she's been in search of a church home since she moved to the area six months ago. However, this all changed when she received a letter stating that she was behind on payments.</div>
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"To be a member in good standing and have the right to vote, adults are to contribute the minimum amount of $50 per month,” read Peterson.</div>
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"Fifty dollars per month, now this shocked me because I haven't heard about the $50 per month. So where did this come from?" asked Peterson. "Then Mount Moriah day is on there, $150."</div>
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The letter went on to explain that she would also be responsible for a yearly church anniversary fee of $250. In total, she was told that membership would require her to pay $1,000 in donations per year. She adds that she was told one of the fees was to help pay off debt owed by the church.</div>
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"What church charges you to help pay off what they’re going through. I’m not there for that," Peterson said.</div>
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After learning of the church's collection attempts, social media users have been flooding the Mt. Moriah <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mount-Moriah-Primitive-Baptist-Church/143042735726329">Facebook</a> page with comments about their shady policies.</div>
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"So you have to pay to pray? Despicable. It's organizations like yours that turn people away from the church. They believe all churches are taking advantage of individuals and using the guise of Christ to fatten your pockets. May God have mercy on your thieving souls," wrote commenter Bridget Carey.</div>
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Jonathan is Solely Responsible For His Actions As President - Obasanjo

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<b>BENIN CITY, NIGERIA - Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Friday said the South-South geopolitical zone would reflect the performance of the immediate past President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, who is from the area.</b></div>
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Obasanjo stated this while fielding questions from members of the audience shortly after delivering a lecture at the 11th convocation of the Benson Idahosa University, Benin, Edo State.</div>
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He explained that the 2011 presidential election had presented the South-South an opportunity to produce the number one citizen of the country, as a minority zone, and would bear the consequences of his decisions as President for six years.</div>
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I have also said that you can help anybody to get a job, but you cannot help him to do it. Let us get it clear, there is nobody who has got into any position who has not been helped by one person or more than one person. </div>
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To become Nigeria's Head of State, it was first of all my performance in the war front. Now, if General Yakubu Gowon had not sent me to the war front, you won't know whether I can perform or cannot perform. </div>
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Now he sent me to the war front, I thank him for it. And because I performed, we shared the credit. If I have failed, Gowon would not have shared the credit; he would not have shared the condemnation with me. I will be alone. </div>
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Yes as I have said, I believe that opportunity that afforded itself in 2010 to somebody from the minority tribe to become the President of Nigeria; he should never lose the opportunity. </div>
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What he did or did not do with it will reflect for a long time on that part of the country. But nobody will be there who will not be helped, but you voted for him, I was not the only one among 18 million voters who voted for him.</div>
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On the leadership crisis rocking the 8th National Assembly, the former President said that the Assembly was experiencing "growing up hiccups" which he said was normal in a democratic system.</div>
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He said: "You know normally when you are growing up, you have what they call growing up hiccups. And that is nothing to worry about.</div>
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"It is part of growing up in our democracy."</div>
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He said the challenge could leave Nigeria sitting on a keg of gunpowder if left unchecked.</div>
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Obasanjo said: "Whichever way you look at it, we have a large proportion of our youths who are unemployed. It doesn't matter the statistics you use; at one time, they say it was 50 per cent. At another time, they say they rebased; we are never tired of rebasing in this country.</div>
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"They rebased and say it is 25 per cent. Even if it is 25 per cent, that will be about 25 million (unemployed) people.</div>
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"If we do not do something about it, we are all sitting on a keg of gunpowder because the youths that are unemployed will be angry and restless and any spark will set them off."</div>
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[ARTICLE]: An Afternoon With President Buhari - By Dele Momodu

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<b>Fellow Nigerians, let me confess that in over 30 years of writing no President has ever reacted directly or positively to my constant admonitions, lamentations or commendations. Rather, most of the time, their aides, cronies and acolytes used to fire darts and barbs at us from every direction. We were called unprintable names that our parents did not give us and by now we are so used to being abused and harassed by those who can never learn useful lessons from the past. You can thus fathom a guess as to how I must have felt when Femi Adesina's call sneaked in on me like a thief in the night.</b></div>
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I had written an article titled "<b><a href="http://nigerianewsroom.blogspot.com/2015/06/opinion-desperate-letter-to-president.html">A Desperate Memo to President Buhari</a>"</b> in which I tried to let the President feel the pulse of the people, especially those who felt he was being too sluggish about running the affairs of state. This memo to the President came on the heels of an earlier intervention titled <b>"In Search of Patience"</b> which unfortunately failed to achieve its objective. My mission had been to persuade my fellow citizens about giving the President some time to settle in before they start complaining about the pace and tempo of governance. I soon realised that rather than the dust settling down matters actually got exacerbated. In the desperate memo, I then attempted to tell the President some home truth about the things he could do urgently and without much ado. I took that chance because of the fact that I knew him to be a voracious reader of news, especially if it pertained to him. The gamble certainly paid off.</div>
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The President and his key aides read the "Desperate Memo" which had gone viral. A particular online newspaper chose to sensationalise and slant the story in a manner I never intended or envisaged.  Their version was garnished with salt and pepper by exhuming an old picture of mine in which I had cried for my mentor, Chief Moshood Abiola, and it was now tilted and titled <b>"Dele Momodu Weeps for President Buhari"</b>.  If the idea was to draw a wedge between me and the Presidency, it actually backfired and failed woefully to paint me as someone who has dumped President Buhari within weeks of attaining power. One influential man in the Presidential villa, Nura Rimi, actually saw the post and felt sufficiently alarmed that a key supporter like me should not be allowed to turn his back on the Presidency. He mentioned his fears to Special Adviser Media, Femi Adesina, a childhood friend and brother from our early days at Ife. They decided to intimate the President on the necessity to reach out to me immediately. The President gave his instant approval.</div>
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I was away from the country when I received Femi Adesina's call. My initial reaction before answering was that he was going to complain and grumble like most of his predecessors who only called whenever they felt you had written an unsavoury piece about their principal. At the very best, they would engage you in meaningless rigmarole, or issue veiled threats, by accusing you of being paid by their enemies. But Femi was refreshingly different. After exchanging pleasantries, he said: "Bob Dee, the President would want to have a one-on-one meeting with you after reading your latest article". The message sounded too unusual to be true because I had always seen Nigerian Presidents as the most unreachable human beings on earth. I told Femi I would be more than happy to head back to Nigeria to meet a man who has restored hope and dignity to every Nigerian.</div>
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The only problem was how to find a slot to squeeze me into the President's over-tight schedule. I waited for about a week without an appointment and then suddenly I got a text from State Protocol: <i>"Good morning sir. A window for you to see Mr President on Wednesday 15th July between 14.45 and 15.00hrs in his office has been created. Kindly note accordingly… SCOP". </i>A similar text was also forwarded to me from Femi. I was pleasantly surprised when I received a written notice of audience from Permanent Secretary, State House, Engineer Nebolisa O. Emodi. Subsequent follow-up calls were made to my Lagos office as reminders to me.</div>
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The level of professionalism and efficiency displayed was commendable. It was a radical departure from the past when I met a previous Nigerian President in London and was invited to meet him in Abuja. I came for the appointment at the scheduled time but was unable to see him for days. The Chief Security Officer at the time was not so friendly. He took me into his office and lectured me on all the no-go areas of discussion in the Presidential Villa, which rendered my visit totally useless.</div>
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The Aso Rock I returned to last Wednesday was virtually transfigured. All the security checks were professionally handled. The guys were strict but friendly about it. Some even joked about following me on social media. In a matter of minutes, I was welcomed into Femi Adesina's office by Senior Special Assistant, Media and Information, Garba Shehu. It was a happy reunion for the three of us old friends and I felt very much at home. I told Femi I wanted to pay courtesy call on the State House correspondents before meeting the President. I always give priority to my colleagues no matter how junior and went round shaking hands with most of those on duty. I promised to address them after meeting the President.</div>
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The day was made extra-special by the presence of the iconic diplomat and former Secretary-General of The Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, whose appointment to see the President was just ahead of mine. A great fan of my column, he came into the waiting lounge and he spoke for a couple of minutes with Femi and I. He inspired me as usual with his oratorical skills. "Dele, I continue to read your column with relish," he said matter-of-factly! </div>
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Thereafter, I was soon invited to climb the stairs leading to the President's office. Since there was no prior agenda sent about the topic of discussion, I had visualised the likely scenario and rehearsed accordingly. I also jotted down some salient points because I was determined to maximise the 15 minutes allotted to me without overstaying my welcome. For me, it was a rare honour and privilege to sit down all by myself with the President of Africa's greatest nation. It was important to pour out the boisterous content of my soul in a jiffy.</div>
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As time ticked away while I waited, I engaged myself in an interior monologue, otherwise known as stream-of-consciousness in Literary Appreciation. Then came the appointed time and I was ushered into the President's room. I was stunned to see the President already waiting for me by the door. Though we had met on two previous occasions, I didn't quite know how this particular meeting was going to pan out because on those occasions he was still a co-contestant at first and an aspirant/candidate on the latter visit in London.</div>
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I've met several Presidents in and out of power but the aura is never the same. The Buhari I met at his holiday apartment in London about four months ago, after his speech at Chatham House, was not the Buhari I met and discussed with last Wednesday. The new Buhari has the power to do and undo.  As the aphorism goes, he can turn a certified and certificated pauper into an instant billionaire with a mere stroke of the pen, and vice versa. More importantly, the destiny of nearly 200 million complex beings resides within his palms.  Yet here was the powerful man himself welcoming and leading me to a chair very close to him.</div>
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President Buhari fired the first shot right from the second I walked through the door: "Let me tell the truth that I was forced to see you by your friends here…" Wow, he would rather give credit to his aides. That was uncommon in our clime. The President was not yet done on the issue because as soon as I sat down, he fired another salvo: "I don't know if I should tell you this but I suspect Femi is working for you!" and we both exploded raucously. I'm loving this man more and more, I told myself. By then, he had inadvertently relaxed me totally and we were like two old buddies. I had been told endlessly about his supposed taciturnity; that you could sit with him for hours doing all the talking while the President would respond in only a few words. But to my biggest bewilderment and pleasant surprise, the President actually opened up to me and responded to my suggestions. In short we had a dialogue rather than the monologue I had programmed myself to expect in a worst case situation.</div>
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I was glad he had allowed two wonderful photographers, Bayo Omoboriowo and Sunday Aghaeze, to join us, as well as a cameraman from NTA. It would have been sad to tell the world the cordial nature of my meeting with the President without solid evidence. This is because he had asked everyone out after the photo-opportunities were comprehensively dealt with. I seized the opportunity to present a copy of my forthcoming book, <i>PENDULUM: A Book of Prophesies</i>, which is a compilation of some of my landmark essays in the last five years or thereabout. Not only did he show some excitement, he actually requested for my autograph: "Please, sign it for me so that people could see I got the original copy from you…" he said with that inimitable tinge of childlike innocence.  I couldn't believe this was the same over-demonised Buhari who had been superfluously described in lurid colours by political opponents. If he was play-acting before me, then he must be a damn-good-actor, I thought to myself coolly.</div>
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We went into our discussions proper after the general interlocutions. I told him why I wrote the "Desperate Memo" to him; Nigerians were getting restless and impatient; they expect an instant miracle; the momentum he gained during the election was nose-diving and affecting his super-brand; the opposition was already creeping in and trying to take advantage… and so on. The President said he was aware of people's expectations but they should exercise some patience as they would realise his vision and mission as events he was directing begin to unfold. He sounded like a man who knows what most of us don't know. He's the man in the driver's seat and only he can see the blind spots.</div>
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I told him it is important to us that he succeeds because our opponents don't believe things can be done better. I reiterated my belief that he cannot hand over Nigeria to typical politicians to run because they will wreck the entire process. I'm certain his Party is going to witness another combustion soon when he begins to assemble his team because political leaders prefer their lackeys to competent professionals. In spite of Party supremacy, he should not allow them to dump some garbage at his doorstep. He must insist on nominations that meet his avowed standards.</div>
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I suggested he should involve Nigerian academics in governance like he did as Head of State when he appointed Tam David-West, Ibrahim Gambari and others as Ministers before President Ibrahim Babangida repeated the same style by appointing Wole Soyinka, Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Bolaji Akinyemi, Tai Solarin, Sunday Olagunju, Sam Oyovbaire, and others in various capacities. I theorised that the relative success of INEC is attributable to the fact that Professor Jega brought in many Professors who did not have the propensity for accumulation of wealth.</div>
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I told the President that he should do everything possible to carry the youths along. I suggested he could move a few of his important public functions from campus to campus. I mentioned how American Presidential debates and major Presidential interactions are often held in a university community with students in attendance. I observed that this helps to inspire the youths in no small measure. Any government that has the youths behind it will ultimately succeed.</div>
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The aspect of my submission that gave the President amusement amidst the seriousness was when I spoke about the importance of searching for bright women to bring on board: "Sir, I think women are better managers of people and resources for several reasons…" I posited that a woman cannot marry two or three men simultaneously but a man can have four wives and ten concubines at a go and this would encourage corruption. I also elaborated further by stating that women are more afraid of going to prison than men. The President was filled with mirth and exploded in laughter whilst acknowledging the sense and sagacity of my words.</div>
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The President confided in me that his three biggest worries are insecurity, corruption and power.  He spoke a bit about how he planned to address these issues. Finally, as he saw me off to the door, he spoke about his efforts at combating crime and terrorism and had kind words for the Chadians in particular. He felt proud about Chadian interventions on behalf of Nigeria. He would love to see such cooperation from other African countries.</div>
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On the whole, I had spent more than my allotted time of 15 minutes but I believe both of us concluded that we had a good and fruitful discourse. Before I departed, I promised the President my support and assured him that I would always alert him of sensitive developments needing his immediate attention through my articles and Column.</div>
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