According to Sahara reporters, former African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration, highlighting several significant issues. Sowore pointed out that inflation has reached unprecedented levels, severely impacting the nation’s economy. ..Read Full Article
He emphasized that this economic challenge has made it difficult for ordinary citizens to afford basic necessities.
Sowore also addressed the escalating unemployment rate, which he described as a major problem under Tinubu’s leadership. The lack of job opportunities has further strained the country’s social fabric, leaving many Nigerians struggling to make ends meet.
Additionally, Sowore raised concerns about worsening insecurity, which he believes has deteriorated significantly over the past year.
According to Sowore, the current administration’s approach reflects a continuation of business as usual, with little regard for the collective welfare of the people.
He suggested that the perception of Tinubu’s leadership among the Yoruba community was based on a misunderstanding, implying that the president’s rise to power was more about personal ambition than regional representation.
He said: “It is all about business as usual because the man in charge now said it is his turn, he did not say it is Yoruba’s turn but the Yorubas accidentally and mistakenly thought he was saying it is their turn
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