Sowore Claims Tinubu Fears His Grassroots Popularity

Omoyele Sowore, the president of the African Action Congress (AAC), claimed that President Bola Tinubu is afraid of his popularity among the grassroots. Sowore made this assertion on Thursday while speaking to newsmen outside the Federal High Court in Abuja.
He was addressing allegations made against him, which he described as false claims related to a post on his Facebook account. Sowore emphasized that Tinubu's fear stems from his lack of engagement with the populace, stating that the president has not provided any form of assistance, such as food or basic necessities, to the people.
He reiterated his commitment to providing leadership in Nigeria, including in the judiciary, and highlighted the significance of the upcoming elections. Sowore's comments reflect ongoing tensions in Nigerian politics and the challenges faced by opposition figures in the current political landscape.
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