Omoyele Sowore Joins #OccupyNASS Protest in Abuja, Calls for Electoral Revolution

Omoyele Sowore, a former presidential candidate and activist, participated in the #OccupyNASS protest at the National Assembly complex in Abuja, Nigeria. Sowore called for an "electoral revolution" to demand electoral reforms and accused the political class of betraying the electorate.
He emphasized the need for a significant change in the country through sustained mass actions. Sowore referenced past protests like the Occupy Nigeria movement in 2012 and the #EndSARS protests in 2020, highlighting the importance of mass mobilization for political change.
He urged Nigerians to unite and continue protesting as part of preparations for future actions. Sowore emphasized that electoral reforms alone cannot solve Nigeria's challenges, advocating for a revolutionary approach to bring about meaningful change in the country.
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