APC Office Raid: DSS Releases List Of Recovered Items

The Department of State Security (DSS) has released a list of 24 items it recovered from its raid on the on the All Progressive Congress (APC) data office in Lagos.

In a statement on Monday by its Deputy Director, Public Relations Marilyn Ogar, the DSS insisted it acted on a petition that alleged an ongoing cloning activities of INEC Permanent Voters Card (PVC) by some unscrupulous persons with intent to hack into INEC data base, corrupt it and replace them with their own data at No. 10 Bola Ajibola Street, off community Avenue, Allen Avenue, Ikeja LGA, Lagos State.

The statement read: “Consequently, the Service placed the premises which had no Signpost under surveillance and was convinced that unwholesome activities were ongoing within.

“On 22nd November, 2014, a search operation was executed at the above address were a Search Warrant obtained from the Court was executed. The search was carried out in the presence of one Onuchukwu Chika AUGUSTINE and twenty four (24) others, while and the following items were recovered: One server, Four hard drives, One external hard drive, One HP Laptop, One Server switch, Fourflash drives, One Samsung tablet, One Apple computer system without CPU and thirty one Ghana-must-go bags containing hard copies of already captured data.

“All items recovered were documented at the back of the Search Warrant signed by the Service team leader and was witnessed by two occupants of the premises; Onuchukwu Chika Augustine, an IT personnel and Olaposi Fayemi, a supervisor on duty.”

The statement also disclosed that photographs (still and video) of service personnel entering and exiting the premises in an operation that lasted for two hours were taken.

“Exploitation of some of the recovered items has revealed that one particular individual had his data captured eighteen times with different names and addresses but yet the same photograph. However, further investigation is ongoing and findings shall be made public,” it added.

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