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AC expels Sowore, 28 other party members

August 9, 2019

By Jennifer Y Omiloli

The African Action Alliance (AAC) has removed its national director and ex-presidential candidate in the 2019 general elections, Omoyele Sowore, from the party.

Likewise influenced were 28 other national officials of the party.

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