Omoyele Sowore

It’s time for Nigerians, young and old, to take ownership of their political future. Stop letting the same politicians recycle failure across generations; they lied to your grandparents, they probably did to your dad and mom, too, and now you can stand up for yourself. Get involved, get organised, and stand for integrity, transparency, and justice in leadership. Join a REVOLUTIONARY party here: aacparty.com/connect/7EBE00… My name is Omoyele Sowore @sowore . I approve this message.

No amount of propaganda can rescue a failed Tinubu regime—neither “city boys” nor “village people” can mask the reality Nigerians face. #TinubuMustGoNow #RevolutionNow

I once spoke in Ebonics, fluid, raw, and unfiltered, but over time, that part of my voice has faded. What remains, however, is the essence of what I was always trying to say, the message itself, undiluted and intact. Enjoy!

What a beautiful baby girl! Congratulations!

I have read about the court-ordered detention of an individual known as B-Lord, and I must say this clearly that no one should celebrate the incarceration of any person under the color of law. I have reached out to my astute rights lawyer, Marshal D F Abubakar, urging him to disengage from the process. We must all agree that sending B-Lord to prison is not a victory for legal brilliance or advocacy. Rather, it risks emboldening a system of oppression that weaponizes the law against citizens. Justice must never be reduced to punishment for its own sake. I will work to ensure this case is discontinued and B-Lord is released without further delay.

Is it possible that the individuals reportedly negotiating Donald J. Trump to end the needless Iranian war are actually Nigerian “prince” scammers posing as a new Iranian regime? Is it the reason @DonaldTrump has decided to throw in the towel?

New month revolutionary running in Ibadan City early morning #TakeItBack #Action

An interesting interview on Tavw 91.7 Osogbo. Osun

Overnight, more than 80 people were reportedly killed in Jos. When a nation’s Defence Minister is more focused on helping a failed ruling party like the All Progressives Congress @OfficialAPCNg organize its convention than on safeguarding lives, what outcome should citizens realistically expect?

I thought the paid hype persons of @alexottiofr claimed he is opposed to Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT and the All Progressives Congress (@OfficialAPCNg )? Yet here we are. The Political Ponzi Schemers at the Obidient Movement are all working tirelessly for @OfficialAPCNg and their fellow Ponzi Schemers at the City Boys Movement!

The Federal Government must intervene to end death sentences for blasphemy, particularly Sheikh Abuljabbar Kabara, who was summarily tried and sentenced to death by politically motivated avengers in Kano. No human being should lose their life over their beliefs or expressions. God does not need executioners. I am pretty sure that God could fight for himself! #Freesheikhabduljabbarkabara

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The tinted-glass activists at the Nigeria Bar Association led by @afamosigwe have finally woken up to the reality that judges have been abusing lawyers. But the problem goes far beyond the bench (Judges). Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG officers routinely slap lawyers, harass them, and bundle them out of interrogation rooms like common criminals. The @OfficialDSSNG blocks lawyers from accessing their clients, undermining the very foundation of legal representation. In several instances, @OfficialDSSNG operatives have even hijacked court premises, turning judicial gatehouses into screening checkpoints where lawyers are intimidated and maltreated. So beyond issuing press statements and selective outrage, what exactly is the @NigBarAssoc prepared to do?

SHAMELESS STATE GOVERNORS. These are the “elected” jokers holding Nigeria back, governing on a mandate that lacks legitimacy and dragging the country, Nigeria, in the wrong direction through their individual misgoverned states.

Response to @NigBarAssoc President @afamosigwe I have read the statement issued by the leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association @NigBarAssoc , and I must say this is yet another sad day for democracy in Nigeria. While I understand that the NBA may feel compelled to defend one of its own, such defense must not be built on falsehoods. The truth matters especially from an institution that claims to uphold fairness, justice and the rule of law. First, the NBA and its president falsely claimed that I staged a press conference in court on a day when my case was not listed. This is incorrect. I was present at the Federal High Court to obtain the Certified True Copy of a ruling and order striking out a baseless cybercrime charge filed against me in January 2025 by the then illegal IGP, Kayode Egbetokun. Upon arrival, the court registrar informed me that the judge had declined to sign the order because the @PoliceNG had secretly filed an ex parte motion to relist the case, and then curiously filed another motion to withdraw that same ex parte application. We were told that Justice M.S. Liman would only sign the ruling after addressing those motions. We protested this irregularity and were asked to wait for the judge to resume sitting. While waiting, media personnel attached to the Federal High Court approached me as they routinely do and requested comments. I obliged. This is standard practice. These journalists are part of the court environment; they interact freely with lawyers, litigants, and observers. Even Mr. @afamosigwe SAN himself witnessed a courtroom filled with media during my first day of trial. I did not organize any press conference. I responded to questions, as I have done consistently over the years, including during my 2019 treason trial under the @MBuhari regime even though the @OfficialDSSNG would smuggle me in and out of the court using the judge’s elevator bank. The NBA’s selective outrage is troubling. Where was this energy when @OfficialDSSNG operatives invaded a courtroom to abduct me before a sitting judge? Where was the defense of the sanctity of the court when state actors repeatedly violated court orders and trampled on the rights of citizens? Instead, we now see an attempt to distort facts and shield misconduct a by a senior member of the bar, Musbau Akinlami, SAN who acted recklessly with impunity. It is also important to note that court records will show that my case was indeed before the court, with both the police counsel and my lawyer, Marshal Abubakar, present. After proceedings, the judge reaffirmed his decision striking out the case and ordered the release of my international passport, which had been unjustly seized. The attempt by some lawyers, including Senior Advocate Musbau, to intimidate and harass us in court, issuing threats, attempting to destroy equipment, and even calling the police, only underscores the growing culture of impunity. The police themselves found no wrongdoing but I understand that even Musbau. SAN didn’t bargain for what this teachable moment presented at the end of the encounter. So, no surprises here about this. The NBA cannot claim to defend the rule of law while ignoring abuses by powerful state actors and amplifying misleading narratives against victims of those abuses. This is not just disappointing, it is dangerous. If the NBA truly seeks to protect the integrity of the legal profession and the courts, it must begin with honesty, consistency, and courage. not selective outrage. Indeed, this is another sad day for democracy in Nigeria.

The Political Ponzi Scheme known as the #Obidient Movement

INEC and The Political Parties Met in Abuja