Tag: African Action Congress (AAC)

I was convinced that given the sociology of protests in Nigeria, the #RevolutionNow campaign was at best academic.

The additional claim that Mr Sowore “insulted” the president would make the whole episode laughable, were the liberty and freedom ...

The Ekweremadu experience is a wake-up call that the continued detention of Omoleye Sowore is a time bomb.

For historically tested reasons, a proclamation is made not before the commencement of the new stage.

In the revolution of the poor, nobody is safe.

There is a clear judicial recognition of the fundamental right of Nigerians to convene and participate in rallies, protest marches ...

The Sowore saga is simply a case of hyper-hypocrisy.

Free Sowore now!

It is doubtful if this age-old lifestyle can be legislated out of existence overnight like the Anambra’s funeral act envisages.

We should accommodate only politicians who will offer us fresh and untried ideas to furiously drive development strategies.