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.
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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.
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