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

  • The House of Representatives is considering a bill aimed at regulating tenancy practices within the FCT.06:05
  • In 1995, CBN approved directors and a board for JP Morgan, following a masterclass headlined by Joseph Edgar in Abuja.00:53
• Omoyele Sowore →

  Nigerian activist and journalist

  • Omoyele Sowore, a presidential candidate for the African Action Congress, visited Ekiti State.Sat 18:54
  • Sowore, AAC candidate, was attacked by thugs loyal to Ekiti State Governor Oyebanji, amid political criticism of Tinubu.Sat 18:53
• Femi Falana →

  Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist

  • Femi Falana addressed a letter to the House of Representatives on October 29, 2026.Thu 21:08

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• Protests have broken out in both Abuja and Lagos, involving political figures including President Tinubu and activist Omoyele Sowore.Jun 15
• Omoyele Sowore led the African Action Congress as presidential candidate and accused Bola Ahmed Tinubu of being a criminal.Jun 15
• The African Action Congress (AAC), led by Omoyele Sowore, is making political demands in Nigeria, seeking equal treatment compared to APC and requesting approval from Bola Tinubu.Oct 21