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Sowore reveals tracking device DSS allegedly attached to his car

By Ayorinde Oluokun

The presidential candidate of African Action Congress, AAC for the 2027 election, Omoyele Sowore has revealed the device allegedly used to track him by the Department of State Services, DSSS, during his recent trip to Port Harcourt, Rivers State to participate in the Annual Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association.

Sowore had earlier on Tuesday alleged that he discovered that the DSS has been tracking his movements since he arrived in Port Harcourt for the NBA Conference.

He claimed that he noticed this after noticing some strange movements and decided to switch vehicles after he participated at the Kay Hikers gathering.

“That was when we discovered an electronic tracking device attached underneath the security vehicle we had used that night,” he claimed.

In an update on his social media handles on Wednesday morning, Sowore claimed that he has identified the device used to track him as Spytec GPS GL300.

He added that the tracker was which was attached to the vehicle he used in Port Harcourt on Sunday was a subscription-based tracking device with IMEI number 860201067972185.

Sowore, who is also the publisher of SaharaReporters however vowed that he will uncover the mastermind behind the deployment of the device.

He also alleged that the deployment of the device was evidence of jittery about him by the security operatives.

“We will keep tracking the trackers at @OfficialDSSNG until we establish exactly who deployed this device and we know their intention already.

“They are really scared!” he said.

However, the DSS has not reacted to the claim as at the time of writing this story.

Recall that the DSS is currently prosecuting Sowore over alleged defamatory posts against President Bola Tinubu published on his social media handles.