Patience Jonathan must be in prison about N750 million jewelry instead of 15 domestic workers that have been detained since 2019 - Sowore

In response to the case, Sowore, a former African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, asked where the former first lady received the money to buy jewelry worth N750m. Human rights activist and convener of #RevolutionNow Movement, Omoyele Sowore, said that former first lady Patience Jonathan should be in prison instead of her 15 domestic workers who have been detained since 2019 on missing jewelry allegedly valued at N750m. Saharan Porters reported exclusively that since 2019, the former first lady in a blatant violation of the constitutional provisions of Nigeria over the suspicion of innocence in the Okaka Corrective Center of Bayelsa has been locked over an unproven case of robbery. In response to the case, Sowore, a former African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, asked where the former first lady received the money to buy jewelry worth N750m. In a post on his verified X Social Media account, Sowore said: “Former Nigerian first lady Patience Jonathan has been holding 15 household staff for more than six years while he was awaiting trial because he allegedly stole N750m of jewelry from her.” Where did she get the funds to buy jewelry valued at N750m? “Sowore said that Nigeria is the only country where the suspected looters of the public treasury have the audacity to arrest others who have arrested part of the funds they plunent of the public treasury. Sowore said: ‘We must do everything to get them released from unjustified prosecution to get justice for the detained 15 household staff of the former first lady. Patience Jonathan must be the one in prison. “Saharan Porters gathered that these workers rotted to the court without a conviction, as their trial repeatedly stood on the orders of the influential first lady. To break and enter into one of her apartments in Otuoke, she decided to arrest all her workers – although they did not work in that apartment. The court was allegedly, allegedly under the influence of the patience Jonathan.