DSS In Show Of Shame, Drags Sowore Out Of Courtroom The operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) today (Monday) manhandled and dragged Omoyele Sowore out of the courtroom of a federal high court in Abuja. The rash and harsh action of the secret police was to prevent the rights activist from speaking with journalists present in the courtroom. Sowore had told the journalists that Nigerians should remain resolute and speak truth to power, adding that Nigerians should not allow selfish leaders to mortgage their lives. But suddenly, the armed DSS operatives dragged Sowore, preventing from granting an interview to the journalists. As he was dragged out the courtroom, Sowore was heard saying, "Revolution now! Revolution now!" He was eventually dragged out through the back door of the courtroom
Four Ex-SARS Officers Land In Fresh Trouble As LASG Re-Arraigns Them In Ikeja (Photo) Four dismissed SARS official have been re-arraigned by the Lagos state government at the state High Court. The Lagos State Government, on Tuesday, re-arraigned four dismissed officers attached to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the state Police Command before the state High Court, Punch Meteo reports. The ex-SARS officers, Sergeants Adeoye Adekunle, Adeniran Adebowale, Agbi Lucky and Odighe Hehosa, were arraigned on three counts bordering on conspiracy and abuse of office by public officers. They pleaded not guilty to the charges. The suspects, who were dismissed based on the outcome of an investigation into a petition written against them by one Mr Chukwudi Odionye, popularly referred to as Bishop, on May 2, 2018, were arraigned before a magistrates’ court on charges bordering on armed robbery, kidnapping, unlawful detention, intimidation as well as threatening violence. Odionye...
BREAKING!!! Buhari’s ministerial Nominee, Amaechi Causes Commotion In Senate Former Rivers State Governor and ex-Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, Wednesday caused confusion on the floor of the Senate during the ministerial screening. After his introduction, there was bickering among the Senators on whether the former Minister should be allowed to take a bow and leave or entertain questions from the lawmakers. While some of the lawmakers objected to the motion of him taking a bow, some others saw it as a perfect decision by the Senate President, Ahmed Lawan on the ground that he (Amaechi) was a former lawmaker. Addressing the House, Lawan said, “I think the gesture should be extended to all lawmakers from the State House of Assembly, the House of Representatives and the Senate. “We are not doing this for him, we are not doing him a favour. We had even discussed this before he came in. He had served as the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assemb...
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