Police: Sowore not tortured in custody, detention lawful
[The Nation - Nigeria] - 10/08/2025
The Police on Friday night dismissed allegations that the arrest of political activist, Omoyele Sowore was illegal and that he was being tortured in custody. The clarification, contained in a The post Police: Sowore not tortured in custody, detention lawful appeared first on The Nation Newspaper.
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