We’ll Release Sowore To The Right Person- DSS

– Afunanya said that the DSS would not, for any reason, join issues with its Mudslingers adding that the role of the media was to be neutral and remain champions of truth

– “It is even more disappointing that Mr Femi Falana, who is a senior lawyer, would wrongly guide his client and supporters

– Dr Peter Afunanya, the Public Relations’ Officer of the Service made this statement on Thursday in Abuja

 

The Department of State Services (DSS) has said that it was waiting for the appropriate person before it releases the convener of the planned Revolution now, Mr Omoyele Sowore.

Dr Peter Afunanya, the Public Relations’ Officer of the Service made this statement on Thursday in Abuja.

He said that appropriate persons were yet to turn up to take his delivery adding that he would be released once the processes were concluded

According to him, it is only appropriate that those who stood surety for him present themselves and have him released to them.

“While all those that have so far shown up are not directly concerned with the matter and therefore unqualified; many others have either chosen to grandstand or politicise it to achieve hidden interests.

“The service reassures the public that it will not waste a second to release Sowore if the proper processes are followed,” he said.

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He said that the service had in the last few days, continued to witness deliberate campaigns of calumny, threats and aspersions against it.

Afunanya added that the DSS would not, for any reason, join issues with its Mudslingers adding that the role of the media was to be neutral and remain champions of truth.

“It is even more disappointing that Mr Femi Falana, who is a senior lawyer, would wrongly guide his client and supporters.

“He is rather playing to the gallery and mobilizing miscreants to subvert the Service and other state authorities.

“He has excellent relationship with the DSS. But in the circumstance, he has refused to reach out to him over the case like he had on previously related ones.

“For the avoidance of doubt, the Service restates its commitment to the rule of law and particularly respect to the court,” he said.