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Omoyele Sowore regains freedom 129 days After Detention

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Report reaching Ooduarere.com confirmed that Omoyele Sowore has regained freedom 129 days After Detention by the Department of State Services. DSS

Sowore was arrested in Lagos on August 3, 2019 for calling on Nigerians to take to the streets in peaceful demonstrations to demand a better country from the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The government has accused him of insulting President Buhari and planning to bring down his government – charges observers around the world including leading legal practitioners describe as frivolous and laughable.

His trial is set to resume in Abuja this week in what observers describe as another huge attempt by the Nigerian Government to silence his voice.

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