Pan-African Activist Kemi Seba Released Without Charges After Paris Detention

Kemi Seba, suspected of foreign interference, was detained by French authorities but released without charges as investigations continue.

Kemi Seba was detained by the DGSI in Paris over suspicions of foreign interference and released without charges after questioning.
The Paris prosecutor's office confirmed that the investigation into potential foreign interference by Seba is ongoing.
His lawyer criticized the detention as a political move against an opponent, highlighting the allegedly aggressive arrest.
Kemi Seba, stripped of French nationality in July, holds a diplomatic passport from Niger, where he serves as an advisor to the military regime.
Seba is known for his anti-Western stance and alleged connections with pro-Russian networks, raising concerns among French authorities.