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Sowore injured in Ekiti altercation, hospitalised — Police

The Ekiti State Police Command has confirmed that AAC presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, was injured in an altercation and is receiving treatment. Read More: https://punchng.com/sowore-injured-in-ekiti-altercation-hospitalised-police/

Sowore injured in Ekiti altercation, hospitalised — Police

The Ekiti State Police Command has confirmed that Omoyele Sowore, the presidential candidate for the African Action Congress (AAC), was injured in an altercation and is currently receiving medical treatment.

However, Sowore has disputed the police description of the event. According to Daily Post Nigeria, Sowore used a post on X to accuse the command of downplaying what he characterized as a violent attack on him and his team in Ado-Ekiti. He denied that the incident was an altercation, stating instead that they were victims of an attack.

Sowore further alleged that Commissioner of Police Falade Adegoroye Michael personally visited the scene and saw the injuries sustained by his team. Sowore claimed a video exists showing the commissioner leaving an emergency room after viewing the injuries and described allegations regarding the commissioner's involvement in the incident as "despicable."

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