It's now becoming clearer that the reason the CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, ran to meet Buhari in his home state of Daura, on the 8th of December (see thread: CBN governor meets Buhari in Daura), was the rumours he heard of DSS' plan to arrest him.
Check the court picture below: the DSS made the application the same day and the court rejected it on the 9th December.

Now the question are:
Did Buhari intentionally travel to Daura so as to give the assumption that he was not around when Emefiele was arrested?

Or did the DSS act alone and were outsmarted by both Emefiele and the Judge whom I think gave that ruling from the purest of professionalism?

If yo ask me, na who i go ask?.

Could it be that the DSS already told the president of their plans to arrest Emefiele and he gave them the go-ahead or it was just a coincidence that he travelled the very day DSS went to court shopping for an order to arrest such a very high-ranking official?