Sowore Criticizes Obi Over Anambra Doctors' Strike

Omoyele Sowore, a human rights activist and the African Action Congress presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, faced backlash on social media for his criticism of former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi. Sowore accused Obi of overseeing the longest recorded doctors' strike in human history during his eight years as governor.
He questioned Obi's commitment to establishing primary healthcare facilities if elected president, alleging that Obi prioritized converting state funds into dollars rather than developing hospitals. Sowore's remarks led to mixed reactions, with several Facebook users criticizing his focus on attacking another opposition figure instead of presenting his own policies.
Some users, like Ezechona Ezimuo and Ugochukwu Igwe, expressed concern over Sowore's approach, while others defended Obi's record in improving accountability in Anambra's health sector. Ezegwu Jude Kelechi highlighted Obi's efforts to combat corruption in the health sector during his administration.
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