Activist and African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has criticised Department of State Services (DSS) Director-General Adeola Ajayi and All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain Joe Igbokwe over their alleged roles in his ongoing cybercrime trial.
Sowore made the remarks on Monday while addressing journalists at the Federal High Court in Abuja after proceedings in the case.
The activist accused Ajayi of failing to appear in court, alleging that the DSS chief sent a representative in his place. He described the development as an attempt to avoid responsibility for the dispute.
“The DSS DG was supposed to come, but he is a coward; he has been running away from his responsibilities,” Sowore said.
He added that the DSS had identified Igbokwe as a witness in the case, prompting him to direct further criticism at the APC chieftain.
“Joe Igbokwe lost his mind a long time ago and he has lost every sense of decency,” Sowore said.
He also alleged that the DSS had helped identify supporters of President Tinubu, describing Igbokwe as one of them.
The claims and remarks were made by Sowore after the court proceedings. The report did not include responses from Ajayi or Igbokwe to his allegations.
Sowore is facing trial over social media posts in which he referred to President Bola Tinubu as a “criminal”.
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