COURT ORDERS SOWORE’S ARREST OVER FAILURE TO APPEAR IN ANTI-TINUBU POST TRIAL

A court has reportedly ordered the arrest of activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, following his failure to appear for proceedings in a case linked to alleged anti-Tinubu social media posts.
The court’s decision came after Sowore was absent during the scheduled hearing, prompting the judge to issue an order compelling his appearance before the court.
The case is said to stem from allegations relating to content published on social media platforms, which authorities contend violated relevant laws.
Legal observers say the development marks a significant turn in the proceedings, with attention now focused on the next steps to ensure compliance with the court’s directive.
Sowore, a prominent activist and publisher, has remained a vocal critic of government policies and has frequently used social media to express his views on national issues.
The case continues to generate public interest, with supporters and critics closely monitoring developments as legal proceedings unfold.