WATCH: 'Tinubu Is A Criminal' Trial: DSS Forged Letter In Senior Officer's Name — Sowore Exposes

DSS Witness Disowns Alleged Letter in Sowore’s ‘Tinubu Is A Criminal’ Trial A new twist has emerged in the ongoing trial of activist and publisher Omoyele Sowore over his social media post describing President Bola Tinubu as a “criminal.” During proceedings at the Federal High Court in Abuja, a Department of State Services (DSS) officer who appeared as a witness reportedly denied authoring a letter allegedly sent to Meta, the parent company of Facebook, concerning Sowore’s account. The witness told the court that the signature on the document was not his, raising questions about the authenticity of the letter presented by the prosecution. Reacting to the development, Sowore alleged that the DSS forged the document using the name of a senior officer. He described the issue as evidence of misconduct in the case. However, the court has not ruled that the document was forged, and the DSS has not publicly responded to Sowore’s allegation. The case continues as the court examines evidence surrounding Sowore’s controversial social media post and the charges brought against him.