Court Delays IGP Egbetokun's Cybercrime Case Against Sowore Amid Allegations of Obstruction
The cybercrime case against Omoyele Sowore, filed by IGP Egbetokun, faced another setback as the Federal High Court postponed the trial due to the absence of Justice Liman for the fourth time. Sowore criticized the delays, alleging an attempt to obstruct justice.
The case involves allegations of fraudulent cybercrime charges against Sowore, a vocal critic of police actions in Nigeria. The activist urged Nigerians to pay attention to the matter, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the legal process to prevent abuse of power within the police force.
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