Several condemnations have been trailing the arrest OMOYELE SOWORE.
Some prominent citizens took to social media to call for SOWORE’s after he was picked up by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) for attempting to convene a protest tagged Revolution Now.
Former PDP Presidential candidate, ATIKU ABUBAKAR in his post described the arrest as kidnapping in disguise, stressing that freedom of speech was part of the nation’s democracy.
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Nobel laureate, Professor WOLE SOYINKA has described the arrest of activist, OMOYELE SOWORE by the Department of State Security (DSS) as a travesty and violation of the fundamental rights of citizens to congregate and make public their concerns.
Professor SOYINKA said the young politician never engaged in any treasonable act as being claimed by the Inspector General of Police, MOHAMMED ADAMU.
In a statement, titled: “Surely, Not Again!!!,” Professor SOYINKA said the deployment of alarmist expressions such as “treason”, “anarchist”, “public incitement” and so on by security forces had become so predictable and banal that they have become meaningless.
Despite the arrest of its lead convener, OMOYELE SOWORE, by operatives of the Department of State Services, DSS, on Saturday, human rights activists, who are also part of the #RevolutionNow protest scheduled for about 25 states today, have promised to go ahead with the exercise.
The rights activists, under the Conveners of Free Nigeria Movement (FNM) and Coalition in Defence of Nigeria’s Democracy and Constitution (CDNDC), led by RAPHAEL ADEBAYO and DARE-ARIYO ATOYE, said they would mobilise hundreds of most frustrated Nigerians to occupy the streets of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.
But police authorities in Abuja have warned those planning the protest to stop the exercise, saying it amounted to inciting Nigerians against the Federal Government with the aim of forcing a regime change.
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