Social Activist Omoyele Sowore Celebrates 1million followers on Facebook, Commits to Struggle for Justice
Nigerian social activist and presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the 2023 general elections has expressed thanks to his social media followers as he reached 1million followers on Facebook.
In a post titled “1Million Strong on Facebook!” the leader of the #RevolutionNow movement reiterated his commitment to continuously fight for freedom and social justice in Nigeria.
He wrote, “Today, I reached the 1 million followers mark on Facebook. I want to sincerely thank every single one of you who has walked with me on this torturous yet hopeful journey toward a revolutionary era for our people.
“Your solidarity, your voices, and your courage fuel this struggle for justice and freedom. This milestone is not just mine it belongs to all of us.
“Thank you. The fight continues.”
Sowore who is the publisher of leading Nigerian online newspaper, Sahara Reporters has recently been locked in a battle of wits with the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Olukayode Egbetokun whom the activist has tagged “illegal Inspector General of Police” insisting that the police boss’ continued stay in office violates all civil service and police rules.
Sowore has for over 30 years remained a strong voice against Nigeria’s “fantastically corrupt” ruling elite. His activism has led to countless brutal arrests, detentions and torture from Nigerian authorities.
