FG Accuses Omoyele Sowore Of Allegedly Doing Business With Terrorist Groups In West Africa

The  State Security Service operatives under the supervision of the Nigerian Government(FG) has once again raised a fresh allegation against #RevolutionNow convener, Omoyele Sowore.

In a report monitored by Naija News from premuim times the Nigerian activist was questioned earlier this week over purported ties to Boko Haram and other outlawed groups.

According to sources who spoke to Premium Times and who are familiar with the detention of the Sahara Reporters publisher, revealed that

“Agents have been asking him to tell them about his relationship with Boko Haram, Islamic Movement of Nigeria and the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra,” “He has continued to deny any relationship with all these groups.”

Boko Haram was outlawed by the Jonathan administration and later designated a foreign terrorist organisation by the United States in November 2013.

President Buhari’s categorisation of Shiite IMN and separatist IPOB has remained one of the most controversial decisions of his government, with opinions splitting over whether a religious or self-determination group could be outlawed under a secular constitutional democracy.

The information came 10 days after Nigerians had been demanding official explanation for the controversial re-arrest of Mr Sowore on December 6.