Mr Odumosu called on citizens, in support or against the planned rallies, to adhere strictly to the provisions of the court order.
Mr Sowore also dismissed the police injunction restraining the protest, claiming it had expired and was no longer valid.
The police have warned intending protesters, agitating for the release of IPOB headpin Mazi Nnamdi Kalu, against any form of protest around the Aso Rock and its environs.
On the sidelines, Mr Tinubu held bilateral talks with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and U.S. presidential adviser on Arab-African affairs, Massad Boulos.
The court also barred the protesters from anywhere close to the villa, National Assembly, Force Headquarters, Court of Appeal, Eagle Square, and Shehu Shagari Way.
The Small-Scale Women Farmers Organisation in Nigeria has appealed to the federal government and the FCTA to tackle insecurity.
The jogging will be along the service lane between Karu Bridge and Mogadishu Cantonment Bridge in the Abuja-Nyanya-Keffi expressway.
The India embassy in Nigeria has donated 2,000 gift packs to students of Government Girls Secondary School, Dutse, reaffirming its commitment to gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Eleven buildings were demolished on Thursday in Apo-Dutse by the Federal Capital Territory Administration.
The NCAA said Mr Kalu’s claims “do not reflect the factual state of regulatory practice in the Nigerian aviation sector”.
