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Sowore Raises Alarm Over GPS Tracker Found On Vehicle In Port Harcourt
Human rights activist and presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has raised concerns over a GPS tracking device allegedly attached to the vehicle he used in Port Harcourt on Sunday.
Sowore, in a Facebook post, said the device was identified as a Spytec GPS GL300 tracker, a subscription-based tracking device.
According to him, the device has an IMEI number associated with it, which he identified as 860201067972185.
He said the discovery had raised questions over who deployed the tracker and the purpose behind placing it on the vehicle.
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Sowore further alleged that the device would be tracked at the Department of State Services (DSS) until those responsible for deploying it were identified.
“We will keep tracking the trackers at DSS until we establish exactly who deployed this device and we know their intention already,” he stated.
Sowore Raises Alarm Over GPS Tracker Found On Vehicle In Port Harcourt
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