The top brass of APC have refused to comment on the Sowore and DSS saga. The DSS have chosen to act in a way more crude than we ever experienced under the military. Osinbajo,Tinubu, Oshiomole, Malami, Rochas have all lost their voices.

Silence means consent, this clearly states the APC doesn't want opposition to it's rule. This could account for why we have elections worse than the first republic under the rule of the APC government.

You are making a great mistake by writing this nonsense article, so what do expect the VP Osinbajo to say,mtchewwwwww

Leave Osinbanjo out of Buharis madness

I'm wondering why those were the only persons mentioned. Since we are simply calling prominent people, maybe we should also include the names of the Ooni of ife, Sowore state governor, his traditional ruler his general overseer shouldn't also be left out. Now that we are done joking, anyone in need of someone to blame should feel free to Google the name of the director general of DSS and then speak out

Baseless piece

What's this shitty writeup about? Where have you mentioned the DG in all of these?

Tinubu has a grudge against Sowore. He was the one that exposed him as being a former druglord in Chicago USA.
http://saharareporters.com/2009/02/18/bola-tinubus-heroin-tainted-assets-forfeiture-judgement

They answer to Yakari , Yhakari is the president Buhari is the ceremonial commander.

What do you want them to do, you can go met the DSS

celeiyke:
The top brass of APC have refused to comment on the Sowore and DSS saga. The DSS have chosen to act in a way more crude than we ever experienced under the military. Osinbajo,Tinubu, Oshiomole, Malami, Rochas have all lost their voices.

Silence means consent, this clearly states the APC doesn't want opposition to it's rule. This could account for why we have elections worse than the first republic under the rule of the APC government.

You are not asking for comments from Sowore's party members. Is he now an APC member?

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

SOWORE: BETWEEN FACTS AND FICTION

The Presidency notes some of the insinuations in the media about the arrest by the Department of State Services (DSS) of the agitator, Omoyele Sowore.

The DSS does not necessarily need the permission of the Presidency in all cases to carry out its essential responsibilities that are laid down in the Nigerian Constitution – which was the foundation for the restoration of democracy in our country in 1999.

However, it should not surprise anyone who has followed his actions and words that Sowore is a person of interest to the DSS.

Sowore called for a revolution to overthrow the democratically elected government of Nigeria.

He did so on television, and from a privileged position as the owner of a widely read digital newspaper run from the United States of America.

He founded an organisation, Revolution Now, to launch, in their own words, “Days of Rage”, with the publicised purpose of fomenting mass civil unrest and the elected administration’s overthrow.

No government will allow anybody to openly call for destabilization in the country and do nothing.

Mr. Sowore is no ordinary citizen expressing his views freely on social media and the internet.
He was a presidential candidate himself, who ran – and lost – as the flag bearer of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the February 23 general elections.

Nigeria's democracy was a long time in the making, and was achieved after decades of often harsh, military-led overthrows of government: the kind of situation Sowore was advocating.

To believe in and desire armed revolution is not normal amongst 'human rights activists', as Sowore has been incorrectly described.

Again, it is no surprise that he should be a person of interest to the DSS.

Nigeria is already dealing with an insurgency that has left millions of people displaced and desperate in the northeastern region of our country.

The Boko Haram militants, who are behind the violence, also fancy themselves to be fighting for some sort of revolution.

Nigerians do not need another spate of lawlessness and loss of lives all in the name of 'revolution', especially not one that is orchestrated by a man who makes his home in far away New York – and who can easily disappear and leave behind whatever instability he intends to cause, to wit, Nnamdi Kanu.

This is a matter for the DSS, acting under its powers.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
December 8, 2019

SarkinYarki:
Leave Osinbanjo out of Buharis madness

They run the joint presidency he either condemn his actions or he is in agreement with them ...you people can't excuse him for this no way

ojokolax:
I'm wondering why those were the only persons mentioned. Since we are simply calling prominent people, maybe we should also include the names of the Ooni of ife, Sowore state governor, his traditional ruler his general overseer shouldn't also be left out. Now that we are done joking, anyone in need of someone to blame should feel free to Google the name of the director general of DSS and then speak out

Those two are the closest of his brothers to buhari , buhari controls the DSS ....hope u are smart enough to link it with logic

Shooyie:
What's this shitty writeup about? Where have you mentioned the DG in all of these?

The DG is just a pawn ...he acts bases on instructions

celeiyke:
The top brass of APC have refused to comment on the Sowore and DSS saga. The DSS have chosen to act in a way more crude than we ever experienced under the military. Osinbajo,Tinubu, Oshiomole, Malami, Rochas have all lost their voices.

Silence means consent, this clearly states the APC doesn't want opposition to it's rule. This could account for why we have elections worse than the first republic under the rule of the APC government.

They won't talk because it's a script written by them.

mrvitalis:

The DG is just a pawn ...he acts bases on instructions

You could be right but he is still the DG and as such be held responsible.

They are all Politians.