Sowore Calls for Peaceful March to Aso Rock to Demand Nnamdi Kanu’s Release
Sowore made the call on Tuesday night through a post on his official social media page, saying he was ready to put aside political differences for the cause of justice.
Sowore made the call on Tuesday night through a post on his official social media page, saying he was ready to put aside political differences for the cause of justice.
The document further cites relevant provisions of both U.S. and Nigerian law, including 18 U.S.C. § 1957 in the U.S. and Section 18 of Nigeria’s Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022, which criminalize concealing or disguising proceeds of unlawful activity.
The charges were signed by the Director of Public Prosecutions of the Federation (DPPF), Mohammed Babadoko Abubakar. No date has yet been fixed for the arraignment of the defendants.
“You and your ilk have dragged me through unscrupulous abuse and gross violations of rights for decades without remorse,” he wrote, adding that the DSS had consistently acted “bullishly, illegally, and unlawfully—serving as a ready tool of oppression for dictatorial regimes.”
In a letter dated 6th September 2025, and addressed to the Chairman and CEO of X Corp in Texas, USA, the DSS accused Sowore of “misleading information and willful intention to further an ideology capable of serious harm.”