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US Senator, Menendez, condemns Sowore’s rearrest

December 7, 2019
in Latest Nigeria News, Nigeria News, Politics News
US Senator, Menendez, condemns Sowore’s rearrest
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Image result for US Senator, Bob Menendez, condemns rearrest of SoworeUnited States Senator, Bob Menendez , a ranking member of the US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee, has condemned the rearrest of  Publisher, Sowore in court.

The #RevolutionNow convener was rearrested on Friday by men Department of State Services.

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Senator Menendez said the brutal manner in which Sowore was arrested was a blatant miscarriage of justice and promised to have his country intervene on the matter.

In a statement on Friday, Menendez, who had been involved in attempts to pressure the Nigerian Government, promised US intervention in the matter over Sowore’s case.

He said, “I am outraged by the blatant harassment of Omoyele Sowore, an activist and journalist whose only crime appears to be exercising his right to free expression.

“In a concerted effort to secure his release on behalf of the Sowore family living in New Jersey, my office has been working closely with the State Department as Mr Sowore’s case languished following his arbitrary arrest back in August.

“While we continue to seek immediate answers about Sowore’s treatment and conditions in jail, I will be further engaging directly with US Ambassador, Mary Beth Leonard, in Abuja to raise this case at the highest levels of the Nigerian Government so that the Buhari administration gets the message that we are committed to defending Sowore’s rights and securing his release.

“This blatant miscarriage of justice is symptomatic of closing political and media space in Nigeria.”

Sowore, who was first arrested on August 3, 2019 by operatives of the Department of State Services for calling on Nigerians to take to the streets in peaceful demonstrations but only released on Thursday evening despite two court orders directing his freedom much earlier, was rearrested on Friday by the DSS.

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