"Don't Cry For Me" — Sowore Remanded | The DSS, The Ex-IGP, And The ECOWAS Ruling Nobody Is Citing

This morning, June 22, 2026, a Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the remand of journalist, activist, and AAC presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore at the Kuje Correctional Centre — after dismissing his recusal application in a cybercrime trial that rests entirely on a social media post calling President Tinubu "a criminal." His lawyers had already withdrawn, citing maltreatment by the presiding judge. He represented himself. DSS operatives allegedly seized him inside the courtroom. Before being taken away, Sowore declared: "I have no doubt that the end of the evil regime has come to be." But here is what nobody is telling you: the law used to imprison him — Section 24 of the Cybercrimes Act 2024 — has already been ruled a violation of Nigeria's international obligations by the ECOWAS Court of Justice. The US, UK, Canada, Finland, and Norway have publicly condemned that exact law. In this video, 9ja Insider Report breaks down who is allegedly coordinating the prosecution from outside the courtroom, what the law actually says and where it fails constitutional scrutiny, and what this means for every Nigerian who has ever criticized this government online. No bias. No filter. Just facts. #Nigeria politics 2026 #Nigeria political analysis #Sowore Tinubu criminal charge #cybercrime #INEC 2027 election disqualification #Nigeria free speech diaspora #Sowore Sahara Reporters arrested #Nigeria activists jailed diaspora