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DSS Not In A Fight With EFCC Over Ikoyi Lagos Property – Afunanya

The attention of the Department of State Services (DSS) has been drawn to some media reports that it barricaded the EFCC from entering its Lagos  office. It is not correct that the DSS barricaded EFCC from entering its office.

No. It is not true. The Service is only occupying its own facility where it is  carrying out its official and statutory responsibility.

By the way, there is no controversy over No. 15A Awolowo Road as being insinuated by the Media. Did the EFCC tell you it is contesting the ownership of the building? I will be surprised if it is contesting the ownership.

Awolowo Road was NSO headquarters. SSS/DSS started from there. It is common knowledge. It is a historical fact. Check it out.

There is no rivalry between the Service and the EFCC over and about anything. Please do not create any imaginary one. They are great partners working for the good of the nation. Dismiss any falsehood of a fight.

Peter Afunanya PhD fsi

Public Relations Officer, Department of State Services

National Headquarters, Abuja

30th May, 2023

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