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    Senator Sani teases DSS for not naming those it claims are plotting to scuttle May 29th handover

    By National UpdateMarch 30, 2023 National No Comments1 Min Read
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    A former lawmaker, Senator Shehu Sani has teased the Department of State Services (DSS) over its claims that some aggrieved politicians were plotting to scuttle the handover that will take place on the 29th of May 2023 so as to enforce an Interim Government on the nation.

    The DSS on its part only made the claim but have refused to reveal the names of these persons, which has prompted Senator Sani to liken them to ‘Babalowo’ or ‘Juju man’.

    Sani is his tweet indicated that Nigeria’s current situation is that of a person who was told by ‘Babalowo’ that some persons wants to kill him or her but refused to disclose the identities of the individuals.
    “Nigeria is in a Babalawo or Juju man situation room, where you will be told that some people are plotting evil against you, but he will not tell you their names or provide proofs of their plots.”

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