Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo was ‘locked out’ of President
Muhammadu Buhari’s meeting with the National Security Adviser on the
orders of the President.
Trent is reporting that a top
Government source who pleaded anonymity disclosed on Wednesday that
Vice-President Osinbajo was refused ‘security clearance’ to attend the
meeting as a result of security concerns by the Commander-in-Chief
allegedly over what he described as a “very sensitive meeting”.
Government source who pleaded anonymity disclosed on Wednesday that
Vice-President Osinbajo was refused ‘security clearance’ to attend the
meeting as a result of security concerns by the Commander-in-Chief
allegedly over what he described as a “very sensitive meeting”.
According to the source, it was the
thinking of the President that it was too early in the day to bring
Vice-President Osinbajo into the President’s first security briefing.
thinking of the President that it was too early in the day to bring
Vice-President Osinbajo into the President’s first security briefing.
The June 1 meeting with NSA Sambo
Dasuki, which lasted for hours, was part of what sources called
“debriefing process” and was done behind closed doors in the absence of
the Vice-President.
Dasuki, which lasted for hours, was part of what sources called
“debriefing process” and was done behind closed doors in the absence of
the Vice-President.
Dasuki remained with the president till after 4pm when he left the Defence House, Daily Trust reports.
Buhari and Vice-President Osinbajo are yet to move into the Presidential Villa, 6 days after their inauguration.
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