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‎‎Sowore Remand: VeryDarkMan, Nnamdi Kanu’s Brother React As Court Sends Presidential Candidate To Kuje Prisoners

Mixed reactions have continued to emerge following the decision of a Federal High Court in Abuja to remand activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, at the Kuje Correctional Centre.

‎Justice Mohammed Garba Umar on Monday ordered that Sowore remain in custody pending the hearing and determination of his application seeking a stay of execution of an earlier ruling that revoked his bail and issued a bench warrant against him.

‎Sowore is currently facing trial over allegations linked to social media posts in which he reportedly referred to President Bola Tinubu as “a criminal.” He has consistently challenged the charges.

‎Among those who reacted to the court’s decision was Emmanuel Kanu, younger brother of the detained IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

‎In a message shared on Facebook, Emmanuel Kanu encouraged Sowore to remain steadfast, expressing confidence that he would overcome the current legal battle.

‎He argued that oppression and suppression are never sustainable, adding that justice would ultimately prevail.

‎Kanu also disclosed that many Biafrans were praying for the activist during the difficult period.

‎Popular social media activist, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), also weighed in on the development.

‎In a post shared on Facebook, the controversial commentator alleged that corruption had become deeply rooted within Nigeria’s justice system.

‎While stressing that he is not a supporter of Sowore, VDM argued that citizens should not remain silent about issues affecting governance and accountability in the country.

‎He further criticised the current state of insecurity, claiming that many Nigerians have lost access to farmlands and safe transportation routes due to the activities of terrorists and bandits.

‎The court order has also triggered widespread debate across social media platforms, with many Nigerians expressing differing opinions on the matter.

‎While some users defended the judiciary’s actions as part of due process, others described the decision as politically motivated and questioned the circumstances surrounding Sowore’s continued prosecution.

‎The case has continued to attract significant public attention, with supporters and critics alike closely monitoring developments as the legal proceedings move forward.


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