In his article, Sowore Omoyele stated that he “was not doing the interview as a journalist…” thereby calling into question his outright ability to adhere to universal journalistic principles and integrity, especially regarding the standards of truth, veracity, and integrity. Consequently, the foundation for this interview screams with potentials for acrimony, bias, and falsehood.

If Sowore Omoyele was not reporting his purported interview for any media organization, then what is his motive in conducting this purported interview? Indeed is Sowore Omoyele a rebel without a cause, or is he possibly in pursuit of something far more sinister, like using the free medium of the Internet, to portray his own personal understanding, or lack of understanding, of a public official such as Governor Kalu, through their statements or misstatements, on any relevant or irrelevant issues.

Sowore Omoyele stated that Governor Kalu told him in a subsequent follow up interview in Nigeria that “as a Christian I will never call anyone a killer…and I just can’t remember saying such things.” This statements of outright denial from Governor Kalu, certainly amount to a clear repudiation on the part of Governor Kalu, to the attributed statements. Without any contrary corroboration from Sowore Omoyele, then Governor Kalu’s repudiation must stand, and they must be seen as a clear attestation to the truth.

To date, Sowore Omoyele has refused to provide a recording of this purported interview, in-fact there is obviously no recording of such an interview, as Sowore Omoyele would have needed to obtain permission from Governor Kalu in order to proceed to record a telephone interview under the laws of Maryland.