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| Sowore has been in detention for over 25 days. |
If you have forgotten in a hurry that someone named Omoyele Sowore has been in detention for about 30 days already, since he orchestrated the somewhat stifled #RevolutionNow protest, then you most certainly, are one of millions to have fallen victim of recent happenings especially the the Rivers State's Mosque Demolition fracas and Buhari's recent trip to Japan.
But while you were away, a recent information claimed the former APC "attack dog" used against the Jonathan administration prior to the emergence of Buhari as president in 2015, is now in a critical heath condition having being arrested and detained for over 25 days by his former masters.
The latest information was disclosed by Deji Adeyanju who among others now lead the #RevolutionNow and #FreeSowore struggle.
Adeyanju via a post he shared on his Official Facebook page, claimed Sowore is sick and in need of medical care, but that his captors will not allow him seek the treatment he seriously needs. Deji also accused the Buhari administration of giving special treatments to the real enemies of Nigerians who have blood in their own hands, but treats a freedom fighter with Nigeria's interest at heart, as criminal.
He said, "Just got news about Sowore. He is sick and they are denying him medical care. Is this fair? Sowore is a hero. How can you treat the nation’s heroes this way then give Bandits & terrorists VIP treatments?"
The country's main opposition party, the PDP, has yesterday September 1st, said Buhari's style of leadership is destroying the integrity of the country as a domocracy. They said the recent showing of the president at the just concluded Tokyo International Conference on African Development, is enough proof that the president is not globally recognized as a Democrat, but rather, a human right violator, and election rigger.
Whether or not Adeyanju's claim on the health status of Sowore is true, remains to be seen. Hopefully, the situation won't end up being as comical as that of Sheikh El Zakzaky of the Shia sect.
