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Akure, FUTA 2015. I was the loudest amongst my classmates rooting for then General Muhammadu Buhari as the President of Nigeria, after his victory, I bought snacks & “Minerals” (Picture attached) for my classmates to share- late 2016, I realized that Man’s taking us to nowhere, I “clocked it” that very early, became apolitical & stopped afterwards investing my emotion on any aspirant/candidate. The 2015 election was the last time I campaign for any candidate too, okay, I supported Sowore in 2019 anyway, even though I wasn’t able to vote as an INEC Adhoc staff.
BREAKING: The only People’s party @aacparty just announced nomination prices and as expected, it is the cheapest! In the days ahead, myself and like-minds will be picking up forms to contest. Conscious Nigerians, If we must organize for our liberation, this is our platform✊🏽
Dear Sir @Morris_Monye we are not begging you;we are calling on you to step forward and help us retire @Prince_NedNwoko and @IAOkowa. Delta has had enough of leaders who prioritize their pockets over the people.Deltans truly need you and your people need you please @Morris_Monye
Brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink😭
Omoyele Sowore @sowore will attend meetings convened by @inecnigeria alongside other political parties. Afterward, he comes out to tell Nigerians that many party leaders behave like sheep in those meetings pleading, begging, and refusing to confront INEC over its shortcomings yet they later appear on national TV posturing like lions. Before the 2023 elections, following one of several such meetings, Sowore warned that INEC was not ready and that its servers could not handle the expected load on election day. However, those who presented themselves as the leading opposition dismissed him, telling him to focus on preparing for the elections. Now, looking back, how did that turn out? The same pattern appears to be repeating itself. In closed-door meetings, there is silence or timid engagement, but on television, the rhetoric becomes bold and confrontational. On social media, their supporters are twisting facts like one loudmouth, Sylvester Uwadiae as if it is Sowore who is holding them back from confronting INEC. This hypocrisy is glaring, as he refuses to hold his party leaders accountable for dousing their members’ enthusiasm. When supporters called for protests, their leaders responded with the usual statement: “The party urges members and supporters to remain steadfast,” instead of standing with them and calling for direct confrontation through protest. You people no know where dem dey carry you go. At some point, Nigerians must stop deceiving themselves. #RevolutionNow
