‘Tinubu Must Go’: Sowore Mobilises Nigerians For Tuesday’s Abuja Rally, Says President’s Tenure Nearing Its End

In a video of the press conference, Sowore urged Nigerians, particularly residents of the Federal Capital Territory, to join a planned demonstration on Tuesday, describing it as part of a broader struggle to remove Tinubu from power.

Omoyele Sowore, human rights activist and presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the 2027 election, has called on Nigerians to mobilise for a rally in Abuja, declaring that President Bola Tinubu’s tenure is nearing its end.

Sowore made the call on Monday, while addressing journalists after proceedings at the Federal High Court in Abuja in the case popularly known as the “Tinubu Is a Criminal” trial.

After Kaduna yesterday, Tinubu knows that his tenure has come to an end.

Sowore added that the security agencies and government institutions would not be able to prevent what he described as the impending end of Tinubu’s administration.

They couldn’t help Babangida, they couldn’t help Abacha, they couldn’t help Obasanjo. Tinubu will face disgrace.

Sowore subsequently called on his supporters to mobilise for Tuesday’s planned rally in Abuja, which he described as the “Tinubu Must Go” demonstration.

But we are coming back tomorrow and we want you to mobilise everybody. Because tomorrow when we leave this place, tomorrow we will enter town. Yes, our Tinubu Must Go rally.

He encouraged residents of Abuja to invite their friends, relatives and associates to participate in the demonstration, saying his movement is determined to push for fundamental political change in the country.