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Nigerian Court Rejects Sowore s Motion To Stop Ned Nwoko s Trumped-Up Defamation, Cyberstalking Charges

Nigerian Court Rejects Sowore s Motion To Stop Ned Nwoko s Trumped-Up Defamation, Cyberstalking Charges
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Ned Nwoko: Sowore didn t jump bail, lawyer s arrest illegal, Falana tackles police - Nigerian News Latest Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper

Ned Nwoko: Sowore didn t jump bail, lawyer s arrest illegal, Falana tackles police - Nigerian News Latest Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper
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Ned Nwoko: Police arrest surety over failure to produce Sowore for investigation

The Police Command in FCT, confirmed arrest of Abubakar Marshall, who stood as surety for Omoyele Sowore after his arrest for defamation.

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