This follows a report on Friday that Baba-Ahmed, who doubles
as the founder of Baze University, was invited by DSS over his comments alleged
to be capable of escalating political tension in the country.

According to security analyst, Zagazola Makama, unnamed
security sources confirmed that the invitation followed concerns about
Baba-Ahmed’s recent statements across media platforms, particularly his
repeated claims of a looming “constitutional crisis.”

One of the sources said the 2023 Labour Party
vice-presidential candidate recently appeared on national television, where he
accused the judiciary and the military of enabling the swearing-in of President
Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima.

The source added that Baba-Ahmed allegedly suggested the
military had been emboldened to “look you in the face and call you bloody
fools” because of the inauguration.

“The secret police is treating his comments with caution.
This is not about politics but about safeguarding the corporate existence of
the nation,” the source stated.

As of the time of filing this report, the DSS has not issued
an official statement regarding the development.