Sowore, the Court, and the People, Written by Sani Aminu Taura

While the court threatened bail revocation, Sowore was actively participating in the #FreeNnamdiKanu protest in Aba. This juxtaposition underscores a truth often ignored: genuine activism cannot be silenced, even in the face of judicial intimidation. Sowore’s courage elevates him because he chooses principle over convenience, proving that leadership is measured by action and moral consistency, not mere compliance with bureaucratic expectation.

“Our Duty Is Fulfilled the Moment We Stand Up for the Weak Against the Powerful” — Omoyele Sowore, Take It Back Movement React to TracyNither Nicolas Ohiri’s Apology to David Umahi

Omoyele Sowore and the Take It Back Movement subsequently rallied around her case, arguing that a citizen should not be intimidated or criminalised for making allegations against a powerful public official.

Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho

PRESS STATEMENT 10 March 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Delta State Chapter, expresses grave concern over the continued delay in the […]