Nigerian Presidency Warns Sowore Against Street Protests for Legal Matters
The Nigerian Presidency cautioned activist Omoyele Sowore against using street protests to address legal matters currently under judicial consideration. The statement emphasized the importance of allowing the judiciary to handle cases without interference, citing the ongoing legal proceedings involving Nnamdi Kanu and stressing the need for adherence to the rule of law.
The Presidency also highlighted the commitment to upholding justice and ensuring fair legal processes. Sowore's past activism and the need for modern democratic practices were mentioned, with a clear stance against actions that could undermine the legal system.
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