Mr Sowore is contesting the presidency for the second time under the AAC, and has repeatedly urged Nigerians to reject the APC and PDP.
The court further awarded the sum of N200,000 in damages against Mr Ezenwa.
Mr Sowore said it’s time to challenge those in power and to elect those with fresh blood, ideas and initiatives.
“BREAKING: Court of Appeal in Abuja saying my restriction to Abuja is excessive and now lifted!” Mr Sowore tweeted.
The infamous photo, which emerged as chaos and deprivation pummelled the Nigerian masses, was released in August 2019 to disparage citizens demanding Omoyele Sowore’s release.
The State Security Service was ordered to pay damages in the sum of N1 million to Mr Sowore.
“Intensive work being done to fix that is obvious. We had 4 collapses in 2020, we recorded 42 in 2010.”
Mr Sowore was granted administrative bail, with his surety promising to produce him on February 25.
“Time to wake up, rise and join hands in solidarity for struggles and active engagement in the political process…”
The matter is yet to get a date for the defendants to take fresh plea to the charges for the third time.
