Daga SANI AHMAD GIWA a Abuja
Babban Kotun Tarayya a ke zamanta aLegas, ta hana Kwamishinan ‘Yan Sanda na Jihar Legas da sauran hukumomin tsaro kama wani mai fafutukar kare haƙƙin ɗan adam, Omoyele Sowore.
Ta kuma hana su tsoratarwa ko bayyana cewa ana neman ɗan takarar shugaban ƙasa na African Action Congress (AAC) a zaɓen 2023.
Manhaja ta ruwaito cewa umarnin Alƙali Musa Kakaki ya shaida haka biyo bayan buƙatar da Sowore ya shigar bayan rahotannin da suka bayyana cewa rundunar ‘yan sandan Jihar Legas ta ayyana nemansa ruwa a jallo bisa zargin da ba a bayyana ba.
A cikin hukuncin, alƙalin ya bayar da umarnin wucin gadi wanda ya hana waɗanda ake ƙara, musamman Kwamishinan ‘Yan Sanda, “cin zarafi, tsoratarwa, barazana da kamawa, ko bayyana wanda ake ƙara a matsayin wanda ake nema ruwa a jallo har sai an yanke hukunci kan ƙarar da aka shigar”.
Da yake magana jim kadan bayan hukuncin, Sowore ya ce umarnin ya sake tabbatar da imaninsa ga ɓangaren shari’a na Nijeriya, koda kuwa a lokacin da jama’a ke nuna shakku game da tsarin.
A cewarsa, hukuncin ya nuna cewa har yanzu ana iya yin adalci idan ‘yan ƙasa suka himmatu wajen shiga kotuna don kare haƙƙinsu.
“Mutane da yawa suna cewa ba su amince da shari’a ba, amma amincewa da shari’armu ba ta rataya ne a wuyan alƙalai ba – ya rage ga ‘yan ƙasa waɗanda suka bayyana cewa dole ne a yi adalci.
“Ina gode wa kotu da ƙarfin gwiwar da ta yi na ɗaukar wannan lamari da wuri da kuma bayar da wannan muhimmin umarni,” inji Sowore.
Mai fafutukar ya yi zargin cewa yunƙurin bayyana shi a matsayin wanda ake nema ba bisa ƙa’ida ba ne kuma ya samo asali ne daga la’akari da siyasa maimakon wani bincike na halal.
Ya bayyana matakin ‘yan sanda a matsayin “bayyana maye,” yana mai jayayya cewa ba a gabatar masa da wata ƙara ko gayyata ba kafin matakin da aka ɗauka na sanya masa suna mai neman mafaka.
“A ƙarƙashin doka, ‘yan sanda ba su da ikon farkawa kawai su bayyana wani a matsayin wanda ake nema ba tare da wani bincike ko gayyata ba.
Ya nuna irin nisan da cibiyoyi suka yi daga bin doka,” inji shi.
Sowore, wanda ke tare da tawagar lauyoyinsa da magoya bayansa, ya ce umarnin ya tunatar da cewa bin doka har yanzu yana da muhimmanci a Nijeriya, duk da karuwar laifukan tsoratarwa na siyasa da kuma amfani da hukumomin gwamnati ba bisa ka’ida ba.
Ya yi alƙawarin ci gaba da fafutukarsa cikin lumana da kuma bin dokokin kasa.
“Wannan gwagwarmaya ba ta shafi ni ba ce. Yana magana ne game da adalci da ‘yanci ga dukkan ‘yan Nijeriya, ba tare da la’akari da ƙabila, jinsi, ko addini ba.
“Bai kamata ‘yan sanda ko duk wanda ke da iko ya yi tunanin za su iya yin shiru kan rashin amincewa ta hanyar tsoratarwa ba,” inji shi.
Sowore, wanda ya fuskanci kama mutane da gurfanarwa da dama a cikin ‘yan shekarun nan, ya ce ya ɗauki sabon ci gaban a matsayin wani ɓangare na wani nau’in cin zarafi da aka yi niyya ga masu ra’ayin rashin amincewa.
Duk da haka, ya dage cewa irin wannan dabarar ba za ta hana shi ko wasu masu fafutukar neman kasa mafi kyau ba.
“Lokacin da gwamnati ta fara yin abin da ba bisa doka ba, yana haifar da yanayi na tsoro da rashin adalci. Amma dole ne mu yi tsayayya da hakan cikin lumana.
“Nijeriya za ta iya ci gaba ne kawai idan hukumomin tsaro suka yi aiki a cikin iyakokin da kundin tsarin mulki ya tanada,” inji shi.
Ya kuma yi amfani da wannan damar wajen yaba wa lauyansa kan abin da ya bayyana a matsayin “jajircewa ga adalci” kuma ya gode wa alƙalin da ya saurari ƙarar duk da lattin da aka yi.
“Alƙalin ya riga ya gaji; shi ne shari’ar ƙarshe ta yau. Duk da haka ya ba da hankalinsa. Wannan shine yadda jarumtaka take,” inji Sowore.
Umarnin kotun, wanda aka karanta wa manema labarai, ya takaita musamman ‘yan sanda daga aiwatar da duk wani furuci da Kwamishinan ‘Yan sandan Jihar Legas ya yi a ranar 3 ga Nuwamba, 2025, yana nuna Sowore a matsayin wanda ake nema ruwa a jallo.
Ana sa ran umarnin zai ci gaba har zuwa lokacin da za a ci gaba da sauraron karar da ke ƙalubalantar sahihancin sanarwar ‘yan sanda.
Rundunar ‘Yan sandan Jihar Legas ba ta bayar da amsa a hukumance ba har zuwa lokacin da aka buga labarin.
