Word on the street is that Omoyele Sowore visited detained businessman Linus Williams, known as Blord, at Kuje Correctional Centre, and what he’s hinting at is raising eyebrows.
Blord, remanded last week for 26 days over a case involving VeryDarkMan, is said to be in high spirits. But Sowore isn’t convinced this is just a routine legal matter.
According to him, there may be a political undertone. Talk is that Blord allegedly refused to align with the “City Boy Movement,” a pro-Bola Tinubu support group, and that decision may have put him in trouble.
Sowore claimed Blord had openly rejected the group in the past, even mocking the push to join, which may not have gone down well in certain quarters.
He also described the correctional facility as a hub for people facing different forms of injustice, reiterating his stance against what he called oppression.
For now, these remain claims, but the situation is drawing attention, with many watching closely to see how it unfolds.