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DSS Denies Raiding NLC Headquarters

The Department of State Services (DSS) has refuted claims that its operatives raided the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) headquarters in Abuja.

PRNigeria reports, on Wednesday, that armed men, purportedly from the DSS, stormed the NLC’s office and made off with several documents.

The NLC claimed the incident occurred around 8:30 pm, with operatives allegedly breaking into Labour House.

Benson Upah, Head of Media and Public Relations, NLC, stated that the assailants ransacked the second-floor bookshop, seizing hundreds of books and publications.

“The invading team claimed that they were searching for seditious materials allegedly used during the #EndBadGovernance protests,” Upah said.

The NLC, however, noted that it could not immediately ascertain the full extent of the items taken during the raid.

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However, the DSS has dismissed these reports, denying any involvement in the alleged raid.

Refuting the accusation on Thursday, DSS Spokesperson Peter Afunanya stated that the agency had no involvement in the incident.

“Good morning dear friends. Please note that the Service (DSS) did not carry out any operation at the NLC office in Abuja,”

Afunanya said in a brief statement. Meanwhile, the NLC has condemned what it described as an unlawful invasion and demanded the immediate withdrawal of the security operatives from its premises.

“The Nigeria Labour Congress condemns in its entirety this new low in security operations in Nigeria. The armed security operatives showed no legal documents permitting them to invade the premises of the Nigeria Labour Congress at the ungodly hour of the night,” the NLC said in a statement.

The NLC further expressed its dismay, noting that even during the dark days of military rule, the NLC secretariat was never subjected to such an invasion.

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