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Amachree urges DSS to Ignore ‘publicity-seeking’ Sowore

Following the arrest and release of Sahara Reporters publisher Omoyele Sowore by the Nigerian secret police, a former Director of the secret police, Mr. Dennis Amachree, has urged his colleagues not to waste precious time on the activist, whom he described as “publicity-seeking.”
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According to Amachree, great revolutionists don’t stage publicity stunts.

“The DSS should not waste valuable time on publicity-seeking Sowore. Great men and revolutionists don’t stage publicity stunts by hiring crowds or cameramen wherever they travel.
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“Sowore likes to hire cameramen when arriving in the U.S. at Newark’s Liberty International Airport or a small noisy crowd at the Murtala Muhammed Airport to welcome him from the USA.

“What Nigeria needs now are true transformative revolutionists, not self-seeking individuals on a personal agenda.”
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