IGP vs Sowore: Free Speech or Suppression?

Nigerian activist Omoyele Sowore faces off against the Inspector General of Police, raising vital questions about free speech versus law and order. Following Sowore's arrest and a hefty ₦10 million bail, with restrictions on his movements, many wonder if this legal battle is politically motivated. With tensions running high, our team brings you the latest updates from the courtroom, including reactions from the public and legal experts. We are joined by Joshua Imarayi, Hassan Taiwo Soweto, and Barr. Towho Oseruwvoja as they discuss the implications of this case on Nigerian democracy and activism.
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[@elliotono2341]

Why the hell is it that most charges in Nigeria are always cyberbullying? Nigerians no longer have freedom of speech?

[@da_nature1]

How calling a public office holder illegal become a crime. Nigeria is really a zoo. It become a crime when you go try physical to force him from office without legal grounds.

[@jimmybaggio207]

Hissing what a country

[@Tom11-196]

Sowore should learn about issues before making comments to avoid being grandstanding. You can not open your mouth and make statements just to elicit public emotions

[@agbokhaisixtus]

Pls before you also make comments please read and understand things first the amendment act done by National Assembly is against the constitution

[@Tom11-196]

@agbokhaisixtus If it is against the constitution, approach the court for interpretation. That is what civilized people do not by whipping up public sentiment against institutions

[@abubakarharuna747]

Ignorant like you are the first problem we need to tackle in this country before facing the government all out.