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Sowore Cries Out : Obadiah Mailafia Was Hounded Till Death By DSS, Buhari Govt
Convener of the revolution now Movement, Omoyele Sowore, has reacted to the death of former deputy governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Obadiah Mailafia.
Mailafia was confirmed dead on Sunday morning after an unknown illness.
Reacting to his death, Sowore noted that Mailafia until his death was hounded by DSS agents and Buhari’s government.
Sowore on his Twitter page described the deceased as a voice for social justice.
His tweet read: “Dr. Mailafia Obadiah is Dead. He was a powerful voice for social justice, although he was said to have died after a “protracted illness”
“It is however on record that he was hounded till the very end by the lawless DSS agents of the unconscionable and tyrannical regime of Buhari. Rest in power bro.”
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