Mr Sowore is facing a five-count charge.
Mr Wike said Mr Sowore did not suffer the consequences of his remarks because the president believes in democracy.
However, Mr Sowore dismissed the charges as “novel offences” invented by the SSS to silence dissent.
Mr Sowore shared a copy of the letter on his Facebook page on Monday, describing the secret police as “incompetent and idle.”
The African Action Congress has condemned the repeated intimidation and harassment of its former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, by the State Security Service.
The human rights activist vowed to continue his activism “with or without a Twitter account.”
Mr Sowore dismissed the SSS demand as “a national disgrace.”
Mr Oregbo insisted that the police are not backing down on their demands from the government.
It stated that the latest arraignment of Mr Sowore was another attempt to suppress his fundamental rights.
Ms Oniru said, “His leadership has normalized corruption and rewarded cronies.’’
