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More trouble for El-Rufai, to be arraigned by DSS Feb 25 for alleged cybercrime

  • The Department of State Services will arraign Nasir El‑Rufai on February 25 before Justice Joyce Abdulmalik at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
  • The DSS filed a three‑count charge on Monday alleging unlawful interception of the NSA's telephone, invoking the Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2024.
  • On-Air admissions included that he and unnamed associates intercepted the NSA's communications and he acknowledged knowing those involved, the charges say from his February 13, 2026 appearance on ARISE TV's Prime Time Programme .
  • DAILY POST reports that on February 18 the DSS briefly detained El-Rufai after two nights with the EFCC and he has also faced ICPC detention over alleged corruption.
  • Count three alleges that in 2026 in Abuja technical systems were used to intercept the NSA's phone, compromising public safety and national security and allegedly contravening Section 12 of the Cybercrimes Act, 2024.
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DSS to arraign El-Rufai Feb 25 over alleged cybercrime, security breach

The Department of State Services (DSS) will, on Feb 25, arraign former Gov. Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State on alleged cybercrime and...

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