#RevolutionNow Protest: Appeal Court lifts movement restriction imposed on Sowore
The Federal High Court in Abuja had, in 2019, restricted Mr Sowore’s movement to Abuja as part of the bail ...
The Federal High Court in Abuja had, in 2019, restricted Mr Sowore’s movement to Abuja as part of the bail ...
This came about three months after another judge of the Federal High Court in Abuja ordered SSS to pay N2 ...
Most of the 10 judges in the Abuja division of the court did not sit on Monday following the news ...
The former presidential candidate was arrested on August 3 2019, for planning the #RevolutionNow protest, which was staged across major ...
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Burna Boy addressed Sowore as a Nigerian politician who cannot be trusted.
The group is led by a former presidential candidate and Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore.
The court also ordered the Nigerian government to tender a public apology to the applicant in three national daily newspapers.
"I'm deeply concerned by the harassment and repeated detainment of Nigerian activist, journalist, and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore."
The invasion violates section 43 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015, which forbids effecting arrest in a courtroom, ...
Mr Sowore was arrested by Nigeria's secret police on August 3 ahead of a planned #RevolutionNow protest against the government.
Sowore was arrested on August 3 for planning the #RevolutionNow protest.
Mr Soyinka slammed the government's charges, saying the nation had failed to learn from its past.
Mrs Akanmu wants Omoyele Sowoye released by the Nigerian government.
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