Falana was approached to show up before the Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal issues on Thursday by 10:00 are.
The Senate had ordered the advisory group to explore the intrusion of the court after some DSS authorities raged the spot to impact the rearrest of Sowore, who is standing preliminary on the off chance that brought against him by the Nigerian Government.
The Senate, in the letter to Falana, noticed that the court ought not to be affronted, including that administrators and Nigerians might want to realize what really happened in the court.
The letter peruses, "In accordance with Rule 43 of the Senate Standing Orders, 2015, as corrected, Senator Michael O. Bamidele (Ekiti Central Senatorial District), drew the consideration of the Senate to the supposed court attack by officials of the Department of State Services on Friday, December 6, 2019.
"He expressed that the court is a sanctuary of equity, which ought to be without such practices.
"All things considered, Nigerians have the right to comprehend what happened in the court and he asked the Senate to research the issue.
"Therefore, the Senate pondered on the issue and after broad considerations, it was alluded to the Committee on the legal executive, Human Rights, and Legal Matters to in addition to other things direct examination on the supposed attack of the court and report back to the Senate."
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