According to Fayose, "disobeying court order and later arresting and detaining the same person the court ordered to be allowed to travel abroad for medicare is the peak of dictatorship."
The governor reiterated his support for the fight against corruption, but maintained that it must be done within the ambit of the law and must not be used to seek vengeance.
He declared support for Dasuki's demand for an open trial as against the federal government's demand for a secret trial.
"After flagrantly disobeying court orders, whatever that is done or said by the Buhari-led government concerning Sambo Dasuki will appear vindictive and it remains to be seen how a government that refused to obey the court will now charge Dasuki to the same court," Fayose said in a statement issued in Ado-Ekiti by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka.
"Again, is it the duty of the DSS to investigate fraud? If Dasuki committed fraud as being alleged, why not let the appropriate government agency handle his matter? Why first torturing him emotionally with the DSS siege on his house?
"My position is that, since the federal government said report of its panel indicted Dasuki, why arresting and detaining him? Why not charge him to court so that he can also accept guilt or defend himself?" Fayose queried.
