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Femi Falana, counsel to Omoyele Sowore, convener of RevolutionNow Movement, on Monday, alleged that the Nigerian government offered the activist a “death warrant” deal while in custody of the Department of State Services, DSS.

Falana disclosed that the Nigerian government reached out for the deal during Sowore’s first 45 days in detention.

Featuring on TVC’s The View, Falana said: “They went to a court behind us and got an order to detain Sowore for 45 days to investigate his alleged terrorism.

“At the end of the investigation, nothing was found but they went to him in detention to reach a deal.”

The activist stated that the DSS also reached out to him to convince Sowore when they could not persuade the Sahara Reporters’s publisher to take the deal he was offered.

“When they could not succeed, they met me and they wanted me to persuade him to agree to sign his death warrant and I told them off,” he said.

Falana said the intelligence agency “filed charges” against Sowore when they could not convince him to take the deal.

silentEXPLOSION:


Death warrant deal.

An i the only one that doesn't understand?

“When they could not succeed, they met me and they wanted me to persuade him to agree to sign his death warrant and I told them off,” he said

NoGender:
Inside Gist.

They asked Show to withdraw his claims against Mr. Man and publicly make a speech attesting to the fact that Mr. Man wishes to serve the Nigerian populace with transparency and integrity and they would allow him back to New York to his wife and two children with a United Nations appointment that would benefit him in dolli-dolli

Then Show asked them if indeed they're seeing transparency and integrity in his ministerial appointments or other sectors of governance.

They said it's not Show's business, he should do what he's asked.
Show said no, the only condition he would apologize is if truly he sees that in the nation, things are changing for good, starting from the sack and investigation of one particular Oga and Madam.
They laughed and said okay, he's digging his grave.
Show said let me die, let me die as a hero, knowing i fought for this country and fought flr my right, the Nigerian people would look at my father's house and remember me one day.

Eteka1:
Falana always talking anyhow. Give us details of the alleged deal.

NoGender:
Which other details you want see?

If you want to hide a secret from a black man, put it in black and white ink. Tufia!