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Omoyele Sowore, a former presidential candidate and activist, disrupted courtroom decorum in the Federal High Court in Abuja, according to the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), which denounced his actions.
Afam Osigwe, the association’s president, signed a statement on Wednesday outlining the association’s stance.
The response came after Sowore allegedly got into a fight with a Nigerian Senior Advocate on Tuesday at the Federal High Court in Abuja while trying to speak to reporters inside the courtroom.
The senior attorney confronted Sowore and insisted that the courtroom was not a suitable location for a press briefing in a video that went viral online.
“You’re intimidating me and insulting my intelligence because you’re introducing yourself as a SAN,” Sowore retorted. I possess my own SANs as well.
According to the NBA’s statement, courtrooms in constitutional democracies are open to the public to encourage transparency, but processes must be carried out with discipline and deference to judicial authority.
According to the statement, “the Nigerian Bar Association views with grave concern the incident involving Mr. Omoyele Sowore.”
According to the association, Sowore entered the courtroom with people who were holding recording devices and camera phones.
The NBA claims that Sowore and his team members seemed to be getting ready for a press conference in the courtroom.
He “set up what appeared to be preparations for a press conference within the courtroom itself,” according to the statement.
After receiving care “in a manner akin to a broadcast setting,” according to the association, he proceeded into the inner bar, sat at a table, and started talking about national matters.
It stated that Sowore was not accompanied by an attorney at the time and that his case was not scheduled for a hearing.
According to the NBA, the scenario led to a dispute with Nigeria’s Senior Advocate, Musibau Adetunbi, who protested to the development and insisted on upholding courtroom decorum.
According to the group, “any behavior that compromises the court’s dignity, intimidates attorneys, or interferes with proceedings constitutes a grave affront to the rule of law.”
The group also emphasized that publicity or advocacy activities should not take place in courtrooms.
The statement went on, “It is unacceptable and inconsistent with the discipline required in judicial proceedings to use a courtroom as a venue for publicity, advocacy theatrics, or confrontation.”
The NBA acknowledged that Nigerians had the right to attend court hearings, but stated that this entitlement does not include using courtrooms as locations for press conferences.
Adetunbi and other attorneys who insisted on upholding law and order during the incident were also supported by the NBA.
The association stated, “We also urge court authorities to maintain courtrooms as safe havens for the efficient administration of justice and free from acts capable of intimidating legal practitioners.”
It further stated that it is still dedicated to upholding the sanctity of legal procedures and the honor of the legal profession.
