Sowore Claims Tinubu's Government Disrupts His Campaign

Omoyele Sowore, the presidential candidate for the African Action Congress (AAC), accused the Tinubu administration of employing repeated court proceedings to obstruct his campaign activities ahead of the elections. After attending a court session related to an anti-Tinubu trial, Sowore stated that the frequent hearings were strategically scheduled to interfere with his ability to mobilize support for political change.

He asserted that this intimidation would not deter him from his presidential ambitions. Sowore mentioned that he was due back in court on Thursday, which conflicted with a planned campaign event, alleging that court dates often coincided with his travel and campaign plans.

He criticized the prosecution's handling of the case, particularly the legal arguments from senior advocate A.T. Kehinde, claiming a misunderstanding of legal procedures.

Sowore reiterated his call for a revolution in Nigeria to address issues such as electricity shortages, unemployment, and corruption.