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African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate and human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, has renewed his call for Nigerians to participate in what he described as a revolutionary movement, urging citizens to organize and demand accountability from the government. Sowore made the statement on Tuesday through a post shared on his verified X account, where he encouraged Nigerians to continue mobilising and spreading awareness about the issues affecting the country. The activist, who has remained a vocal critic of government policies, said citizens have a responsibility to keep engaging in public conversations and pushing for political change. According to him, the movement should continue until the people’s demands are addressed. “Let us continue to mobilize for the revolution. It is our duty to keep conscientizing the people, spreading the message of revolution, and dismantling this oppressive regime,” Sowore stated. He added that Nigerians should join what he called the “revolutionary train” and actively participate in shaping the future of the country. Background: Sowore’s Political Activism Sowore, a former presidential candidate and founder of the #RevolutionNow movement, has for years advocated for government reforms, transparency, and increased citizen participation in Nigeria’s political system. His activism has often focused on issues such as governance, corruption, economic hardship, and human rights. The latest statement comes amid ongoing public debates around leadership, economic challenges, and citizens’ concerns over government policies. Court Remand Order The development follows a decision by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, which reportedly ordered Sowore’s remand at Kuje Correctional Centre on Monday. The court order added another layer to the ongoing discussions surrounding his activism and political activities. Supporters of Sowore view the situation as part of a broader struggle for civil rights, while critics argue that political actions must operate within the boundaries of the law. Why the Statement Matters Sowore’s remarks have reignited conversations about civic engagement, freedom of expression, and the relationship between citizens and government institutions. Political observers note that public figures calling for mass movements can influence national discussions, especially during periods of economic and social pressure. As reactions continue, attention will remain on possible legal developments and how supporters, government authorities, and civil society groups respond. What Nigerians Should Watch Next