FILE PHOTO: Nigerian activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore appears at the Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria, December 5, 2019. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde/File Photo
Nigeria’s Department of State Service on Saturday denied rearresting Sahara Reporters publisher Omoyele Sowore in the courtroom. “A critical look at the videos in circulation would convince any objective viewer that there was no DSS personnel during the entire period the Sowore crowd acted out its orchestrated drama,” DSS spokesman Peter Afunanya said in a statement.He, however, did not mention Sowore’s whereabout.
Nigerians see tommorow.. make their judgement even before an event occur.... adore thieves in different forms... Worship criminality... Encourage and support corruption... Always complaining! Is this an obsessive Compulsive disorder? Nigerians need War against indiscipline now!
Are u expecting them to appear on there uniform?
Since they can not see again, they don't want heat speech, they are doing heat actions
They are telling lies the man with black suit who is he?
africaupdates I just lost integrity for your firm... The guardian, who are you guarding Politicians or the Truth
Ok let agree to disagree about the unfortunate incident Want to believe I'm a objective Shark & I didn't see any DSS in the court videos So where is the actor [Sowore] of the orchestrated drama? If you know please o don't comment o, just 🔁 for DSS custody lolz
Then, where is YeleSowore?
Who told you,?
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