Sowore Condemns DSS Over Illegal Detention of Lawyer Moses Oddiri, Demands Immediate ReleaseHuman rights activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has condemned the Department of State Services (DSS) for the continued illegal detention of Lagos lawyer Moses Oddiri. Oddiri was arrested nearly two weeks ago after filing a petition accusing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman Ola Olukoyede of diverting over ₦4 billion meant for host communities in the Niger Delta’s Orogun oil-producing area. Despite no formal charges or court appearance, Oddiri remains in DSS custody, now transferred from Lagos to Abuja. Sowore described this as a blatant abuse of power and demanded Oddiri’s immediate and unconditional release.Key Details:Moses Oddiri was detained after submitting a petition on the alleged misappropriation of community development funds by EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede and Heritage Energy’s Managing Director.The EFCC and host communities reject the diversion claims, alleging Oddiri acted out of self-interest.Oddiri’s detention lacks due process as he remains detained without charges or court hearings.The petition also included requests for investigation by the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau in London.Sowore’s Statement and Public Impact:Sowore accused the DSS of becoming instruments of oppression, violating legal rights and freedom of expression.He called on Nigerian authorities to uphold human rights and release Oddiri immediately.The case has raised serious concerns about security agency overreach, activism suppression, and corruption allegations in Nigeria.Light Keywords: Moses Oddiri DSS detention, Sowore condemns DSS, EFCC fund diversion petition, Ola Olukoyede controversy, illegal lawyer detention Nigeria, human rights abuse DSS, Nigerian activist Moses Oddiri.This report highlights the tension between Nigerian security agencies and activists amid corruption accusations, emphasizing urgent calls for justice and transparency in Moses Oddiri’s case �����.