Femi Falana, Omoyele Sowore, and others joined the African Action Congress in Abuja for protests against government failures.

The entities involved

• Abuja →

  capital city of Nigeria

  • Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory Administration is tightening security measures in the nation's capital, Abuja.Mon 17:52
  • Program coverage includes the capital territory of Abuja.Mon 17:52
• Omoyele Sowore →

  Nigerian activist and journalist

  • Omoyele Sowore led the African Action Congress as presidential candidate and accused Bola Ahmed Tinubu of being a criminal.Mon 02:13
  • Protests broke out in New York while Netanyahu addressed the UNGA, demanding an end to US military support for Israel and protesting Israeli conduct in Gaza.Sun 18:58
• Femi Falana →

  Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist

  Nothing else this week.

Related events

• The African Action Congress (AAC) publicly supports Omoyele Sowore for the presidency, with a related political speech held in Abuja.Sep 14
• A protest movement is heading to Abuja, coinciding with the Criminal Investigation Department questioning an individual regarding election allegations.Sep 10
• INEC lifted a ban allowing Omoyele Sowore to participate as a presidential candidate for the African Action Congress.Aug 30
• A protest occurred at the government secretariat in Alausa, Lagos, on August 31, 2026. Femi Falana, a human rights lawyer, led the demonstration, calling on the Inspector General of Police to initiate prosecutions against officers.Sep 1
• FAO reports Nigeria is food insecure while Omoyele Sowore, AAC candidate, assesses the current administration.Aug 4