PHOTOS: Sowore Returns to Court, Vows to Resist ‘Tinubu Regime’ Over Hardship and Injustice
Sowore made the statement on Tuesday as he arrived in court for the continuation of his case.
Sharing photos from the court premises on his social media pages, the activist said he and his supporters were determined to continue resisting what they consider oppression and bad governance in Nigeria.
“We are back in court today to confront the Tinubu regime,” Sowore wrote.
“We refuse to bow to their intimidation while Nigerians endure hardship, hunger, and injustice.”
The presidential candidate said his court appearance would not deter him from speaking out against government policies, insisting that Nigerians have a responsibility to oppose what he called a failed system.
“We owe ourselves a duty to resist oppression and end this failed system,” he added.
Sowore has remained one of the fiercest critics of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, frequently condemning government policies, the rising cost of living, insecurity and economic hardship across the country.
His latest court appearance comes amid his continued political activities ahead of the 2027 general elections, where he has repeatedly indicated his intention to contest for the presidency under the African Action Congress (AAC).
The activist accompanied his post with the hashtag #Sowore2027, reinforcing his campaign message as supporters gathered at the court.
As of the time of filing this report, details of the proceedings were still emerging.
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