Activist and AAC presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has shared details of a recent meeting with the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye.
Sowore, who has been visiting the Ondo crash site and mobilising around national issues, described the encounter in a social media post.
According to Sowore, the meeting was cordial and the cleric offered prayers and counsel. The specifics of the conversation, as shared by Sowore, centred on the state of the nation and the role of faith in public life.
A MEETING OF TWO INFLUENCES
Pastor Adeboye is one of the most influential religious figures in Nigeria, heading a church with millions of members across the country and abroad. His pronouncements on national issues carry weight.
Sowore is a prominent activist and politician whose criticism of successive governments has earned him both admiration and arrest.
A meeting between the two is symbolically significant, and Sowore’s decision to publicise it suggests he sees value in presenting himself as a figure engaging with mainstream institutions.
WHY IT MATTERS
In Nigeria’s religiously observant society, the perception of a political figure among respected clerics can influence public opinion.Sowore has built his brand on confrontation, not consultation.
Sharing a cordial encounter with Adeboye may signal an attempt to broaden his appeal beyond activist circles.It also comes at a moment when Sowore has been more visible than usual, visiting the Igbokoda crash site, demanding an independent probe, and positioning himself as a voice of accountability.
THE LIMITS OF THE DISCLOSURE
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Sowore did not disclose the full content of the conversation, nor did he indicate whether the meeting was private or part of a larger gathering.
The RCCG has not commented on the meeting. ValidViewNetwork reports that the details shared by Sowore were limited, and the church has not responded publicly.


