DSS Allegedly Invade Obasanjo Farms Over His Islamization Comments

The Department of State Services (DSS) has allegedly barricaded the country home of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in an attempt to arrest him, Thepointernews.com is reporting.
The DSS want the former President to defend his allegations raised in accusing President Muhammadu Buhari of plotting to use Boko Haram, herdsmen to Islamize Nigeria.

Obasanjo, who spoke on the topic, “Mobilizing Nigeria’s human and natural resources for national development and stability” also said both Boko Haram and herdsmen acts of violence were not treated as they should at the beginning.
According to him, “They have both incubated and developed beyond what Nigeria can handle alone. They are now combined and internationalized with ISIS in control.

The DSS noted that it is necessary for Obasanjo to come to the commission office to answer questions on the weighty allegations leveled against the Government of Nigeria.
Currently, the DSS has allegedly surrounded the farmland of Olusegun Obasanjo to arrest him, the Pointernews.com reports.
Also according to Daily Independent Newspaper, Obasanjo is currently out of Nigeria, quoting his media aide, Kehinde Akinyemi.

Akinyemi who was reacting to the reports of the alleged invasion of the former president’s Ota farm in Abeokuta by men of the DSS promised to enquire and get more information about the development.
Exactly two months ago, Obasanjo has decried the level of disunity in the country, stressing that the situation now is worse than what was experienced during the civil war. “When we look at this country today, even during the civil war, we were not as divided as we are today. Today, we are in danger if we don’t take partnership seriously,” he said.

Also in January this year , the Former President accused President Muhammadu Buhari of returning the country to the era when state institutions were used to fight perceived enemies of the government.
Obasanjo had alleged then that the President was putting into practice, the lessons he allegedly learned from late General Sani Abacha.

“Today, another Abacha Era is here. The security institutions are being misused to fight all critics and opponents of Buhari and to derail our fledgeling democracy,” he claimed.

“EFCC, Police and Code of Conduct Tribunal are also being equally misused to deal with those Buhari sees as enemies for criticising him or as those who may not do his bidding in manipulating election results.”
“If democracy is derailed or aborted, anarchy and authoritarianism will automatically follow. It is clear from all indications that Buhari is putting into practice the lessons he learned from Abacha.”