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Sowore, AAC factions clash at INEC headquarters in Abuja

Members of the African Alliance Congress led by Omoyele Sowore and Chief Leonard Ezenwa, are currently occupying the headquarters of INEC in Abuja to counter each other.

The Sowore group is seeking recognition as original owners of the party whereas INEC has already recognised the Ezenwa led group.

Details later…

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