@sowore Sowore, take a break from your revolutionary marches. Do you really think your protests will make any meaningful difference Nigeria is already getting much better so pls rest.
@channelstv Meka sir! I am a living witness from Ubima in IkwerreLGA of RiversState ur hometown. You sold ourRisonpalm.Our common patrimony without conscience yet you sit there and lie on public television?May theGod have mercy on u๐ญHave you forgotten thatRiver Panel indicted you on this?
@sowore@Sowore, you started this by insulting the President. Instead of apologising, you stood by your words. No one is above the law, and you must face the legal process.
@sowore This man is not serious. If you are truly committed to Nigeria and its challenges as you say, you should also be willing to stay and contribute constructively to the countryโs progress rather than seeking attention from abroad.
@DailyPostNGR Oga, you need to wake up from your sleep. Have you forgotten when you were advocating for the removal of fuel subsidies? Hmm, thank God I saved this video.
The Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Oluwatosin Ajayi, has called for stricter enforcement of Nigeriaโs laws, including stiffer punishment for terrorists, saying intelligence alone cannot eliminate terrorism and other forms of violent crime.
According to him, the Service is now focused on securing convictions rather than merely arraigning suspects.
@ruffydfire This is a wlcm and practical approach. Intelligence is important, but effective law enforcement and strong convictions are essential to truly deter terrorism and violent crime. The DSS deserves commendation for focusing on securing justice and protecting Nigerians.
@sowore Instead of appreciating the DSS for suspending your case so you can focus on your presidential ambitions, you are here posting rubbish. Be careful with your words and actions, or you may learn the hard way.
@sowore@OfficialDSSNG@sowore If a tracking device was truly discovered, the proper step is to establish who placed it and why through a credible investigation, rather than immediately accusing the DSS of lawlessness. Let the facts speak for themselves. Be careful ๐ง
@AloyEjimakor People should stop presenting assumptions and speculation as facts.Sensitive issues involving security agencies require proper verification,not rumours or social media hearsay. If there is no credible evidence that the DSS arrested him,then it is misleading to make such a claim.
@SaharaReporters The DSS have the legal authority to invite individuals, including journalists, as part of lawful investigations. The facts should be established before conclusions are drawn, and due process should be respected.
@sowore@OfficialDSSNG Sowore, while you were in DSS custody, you rejected the food offered to you. What other unfounded allegations do you intend to make?
@sowore Lawless Sowore which school u go? The DSS has the legal mandate to investigate security-related matters. It's best to allow due process to take its course before making accusations.
@SaharaReporters The irony is difficult to miss:MNK sought to summon the DG-DSS the FCTMinister &others, yet ended up in Sokoto himself. It is a useful lesson in the difference between rhetorical power and actual authority.Noise may command attention,but it does not necessarily command outcomes.
@SaharaReporters The court has made it clear: the DSS serves Nigeria and all Nigerians, not any individual. This reaffirms the agency's constitutional role and independence. Sowore basket mouth ๐