The Department of State Services, DSShas said that the former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki, leader of theIslamic Movement in Nigeria Ibrahim El-Zakzaky and Sahara Reporters publisherOmoleye Sowore chose to remain in DSS custody instead of any other correctionalfacility. DSS Spokesman, Peter Afunanya in astatement said there has been uproar about alleged illegal detention of somepersons undergoing trials at the Courts and disobedience to Court orders by theservice. It added that Sambo Dasuki andIbrahim El-Zakzaky had appealed to the Courts to be left in the custody of theservice instead of the correctional centres. The statement also said OmoleyeSowore, who, on a similar order of the Court, was to be remanded at the Kuje orSuleja Centre, but chosen to be kept at the DSS.