The spokesperson for the Labour Party (LP) presidential campaign council, Kenneth Okonkwo, says the Department of State Services (DSS) has mocked the Nigerian judiciary.
This comes in the wake of the agency’s recent alarm that some persons are planning to truncate Nigeria’s democracy.
Okonkwo spoke in a statement on Thursday via his Twitter account.
Frivolous Injunctions
He says the alarm by the DSS is an allegation against the nation’s judiciary that some politicians want to use them to issue frivolous injunctions.
The Labour Party chieftain submitted that the DSS had called the integrity of the judiciary to question and needs to further expose those who may be guilty in the system.
“The @OfficialDSSNG mocks the Nigerian judiciary. Alleges that planners of interim government intends to use them to truncate democracy by making them issue frivolous injunctions.
Hmmm!! So Nigerian courts are now notorious injunction issuers? DSS should go further and expose them.”
Interim Government
The DSS on Wednesday revealed that it had identified some key individuals plotting to scuttle the May 29 handover to a new government.
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These individuals want to force an interim government in Nigeria.
The DSS in a statement by its spokesperson, Peter Afunanya, said the plot by the identified individuals was to set aside the constitution and undermine civil rule.
Also the agency claimed they would sponsor mass protests as well as plunge Nigeria into an avoidable crisis in order to make way for the planned interim government.
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Furthermore, the statement says that the individuals involved in the plot planned to obtain frivolous court injunctions to forestall the May 29 inauguration.
It did not give any names of persons it says it identified.
Nigerians will be looking to see arrests that would follow such claims by the secret agents.
