'Sowore, you can’t fight alone’ - Isaac Fayose reacts to attack on AAC candidate
Social media critic and businessman Isaac Fayose has reacted to the attack on the African Action Congress, AAC, presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore in Ado-Ekiti. In a video posted on his verified Facebook page on Friday, Fayose condemned the brutal attack on Sowore and urged him to unite with other opposition figures. According to him, Sowore […] 'Sowore, you can’t fight alone’ - Isaac Fayose…
Businessman and social media commentator Isaac Fayose has spoken out about the violent assault on African Action Congress, AAC, presidential hopeful Omoyele Sowore in Ado-Ekiti. In a Facebook video, Fayose expressed his shock at the brutal attack on Sowore and called for him to unite with other opposition leaders for the 2027 general election.
He emphasized that Sowore cannot confront the ruling government alone and must collaborate with Peter Obi and other opposition figures. Fayose warned that the attack in Ado-Ekiti is a clear message that opposition figures are at risk and must join forces to challenge the administration. He also urged security agencies to apprehend the assailants and hold them accountable.
Recall that Sowore had accused the Ekiti State police and the Department of State Services, DSS, of confiscating CCTV footage capturing his assault in Ado-Ekiti, claiming it was a plot to protect the perpetrators.
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