Per Second NewsDecember 5, 2019324 
Sahara reporters publisher Omoyele Sowore was released from detention late Thursday afternoon after spending more than 100 days in DSS custody.
Omoyele, the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress in the February election, was arrested in August and taken to Abuja by operatives of the Department of State Services.
Sowore had expressed the intention to spearhead nationwide protests against the Federal Government, tagged ‘#RevolutionNow Days of Rage.
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