@SaharaReporters Claims that the DSS routinely maltreats detainees don't align with many public accounts over the years. Several suspects and their lawyers have spoken positively about conditions in DSS custody. Stop interfering into national security investigations @SaharaReporters
@SaharaReporters Claims that the DSS routinely maltreats detainees don't align with many public accounts over the years. Several suspects and their lawyers have spoken positively about conditions in DSS custody. Stop interfering into national security investigations @SaharaReporters
@Amb_Honesty Please stop spreading rumours as facts. If you're uncertain about what happened, it's better to wait for verified information than mislead people with false claims.
@SaharaReporters It's easy to make sensational allegations, but much harder to acknowledge when they're not supported by the facts. Human rights advocacy should be built on evidence, not assumptions. False alarms only erode credibility and needlessly turn the public against lawful institutions.
@SaharaReporters The headlines were loud, the accusations were bold. Now that the facts tell a different story, where are the corrections? Credible advocacy requires honesty.False alarms don't protect rights they undermine public trust and create unnecessary hostility toward lawful institutions.
@SaharaReporters The headlines were loud, the accusations were bold. Now that the facts tell a different story, where are the corrections? Credible advocacy requires honesty.False alarms don't protect rights they undermine public trust and create unnecessary hostility toward lawful institutions.
@SaharaReporters It's interesting how some people only discover the importance of due process when a security agency is involved. If justice is the goal, then let investigations run their course and let the evidence not emotions lead the conversation.
@SaharaReporters Sahara Reporters never misses a chance to amplify a victimhood narrative. Nigerians deserve facts backed by evidence, not emotionally charged claims that bypass the courts and due process.
@SaharaReporters Sahara Reporters never misses a chance to amplify a victimhood narrative. Nigerians deserve facts backed by evidence, not emotionally charged claims that bypass the courts and due process.
@AishaYesufu Nigerians are celebrating the children's safe return and commending those involved in the rescue, @AishaYesufu has already moved to CCTV in a remote community. E be like say some people find it difficult to let a good outcome breathe before looking for the next complaint.
@AishaYesufu Nigerians are celebrating the children's safe return and commending those involved in the rescue, @AishaYesufu has already moved to CCTV in a remote community. E be like say some people find it difficult to let a good outcome breathe before looking for the next complaint.
@Agboola_Ekosin @Banjo65365Mike@sowore You know fully well who he was protesting against, and he mentioned their name out loud. Why not call out the name now after the successful rescue operation and appreciate them, young man.
@Peter4Nigeria@Peter4Nigeria, not everything should be turned into content. Some situations call for empathy, not clout chasing. If engagement has become more important than basic humanity, it's time to rethink your priorities.
@sowore If they're taking her before a court, how does that support your claim that they're acting outside the law? Ironically, you're the one who keeps undermining the judicial process when it doesn't favor you.
@sowore You call them lawless, yet they're taking her to court instead of holding her indefinitely. Meanwhile, you're the one constantly attacking the courts whenever the process doesn't go your way.