I’m Available: Omoyele Sowore Reacts As Police Allegedly Seek His Arrest

Omoyele Sowore reacts to reports of a police search for him following a viral video. Read about the incident, his response, and public reactions.

Introduction
Popular activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, has responded to reports suggesting that the Nigeria Police Force has initiated a search for him. The controversy stems from a viral video Sowore shared on his social media accounts, sparking widespread discussions online.

What Led to the Police Action?
Sowore, who is also a former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), recorded the video during an altercation with police officers on the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Access Road in Lagos.

The video, which has since gained traction on social media, shows Sowore confronting officers stationed along the road, urging them to stop obstructing traffic.

Sowore’s Response to the Alleged Manhunt
In a recent post on his official X (formerly Twitter) handle on Wednesday night, Sowore claimed that the police are actively searching for him.

However, the activist appeared unfazed, asserting his availability in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, should the authorities wish to engage with him.

Sowore’s Statement
Addressing the situation in his post, Sowore wrote:

“I have been informed that the Nigeria Police Force is searching for me. I am currently in Abuja and available at their convenience.
It appears that the new year is about to start on a positive note! #RevolutionNow.”

Public Reactions
The video and Sowore’s subsequent reaction have sparked a wave of discussions online, with many Nigerians sharing mixed views on the situation. Some have praised his boldness, while others debate the appropriateness of his actions.

Conclusion
Omoyele Sowore’s response highlights his readiness to face the authorities amid ongoing controversies. As the situation unfolds, Nigerians are closely watching to see how the police and Sowore will address the matter moving forward.