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DSS Detention: Malami Raises Safety Concerns, Legal Defense Blockage 

Department of State Service( DSS), Abubakar Malami
Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeJanuary 24, 2026Updated:January 24, 2026No Comments23 Views
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By Yarima Haruna Birnin Kebbi 

The detained erstwhile Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Chika Malami, has raised the alarm over what he described as unlawful detention by Department of State Service( DSS) and their refusal to meet his legal team to open defence.

Bello Muhammed Doka, in a statement on Saturday, 24 January, 2026, stated that Malami was rearrested by DSS after he met his bail conditions granted to him by the court on allegations of interim asset forfeiture.

According to him, it is worrisome and an abuse of his constitutional rights that his arrest precedes investigations which negates constitutional provisions.

“We have raised the alarm over his detention by DSS for over five days without allowing him to meet his legal team and release of his international passport which is part of the bail conditions”.

Doka further said that his detention by department of state service without access to his legal team which was done only on Friday clearly indicated that they  are using same pattern the economic and financial crimes commission used to deny him speedy justice and bail already granted by a competent Court.

He urged DSS to discountinue their blockage of Malami access to his legal team and release required documents to enable him open his defense.

“We know they are responsible organization who believes in the rule of law and as well believe in the just administration of justice therefore we expect they apply that in the case of Malami “.

He noted that obstruction of justice amount to infringements of his human rights and his right to free and fair hearing.

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