A moment of light but pointed exchange played out in court on Monday as activist and publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore, engaged former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, in a conversation that drew attention from those present.
In a video shared on social media, by Oyindamola (@dammiedammie) Sowore was seen addressing Malami in a relaxed manner, but with remarks that referenced his time in office under former President Muhammadu Buhari.
Sowore appeared to remind the former minister of criticisms surrounding the justice system during his tenure, suggesting that current developments reflected those earlier concerns.
“You see how it feels now. The system is dealing with you,” Sowore said, in what observers described as a mix of banter and subtle criticism.
Malami, however, responded calmly, maintaining composure and framing his situation as part of a broader process.
“This is a revolution happening. I can never be down,” he said, adding that he remained confident despite the circumstances.
At different points, both men exchanged remarks about resilience, with Sowore acknowledging Malami’s strength, while also reiterating his long-held position on systemic issues.
The interaction, though friendly in tone, carried undertones of reflection on past roles and present realities within Nigeria’s justice system.
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