Omoyele Sowore's Exclusive Interview: Assessing Nigeria's Economy, Political Landscape, and Security Situation
News Central's Breakfast Central this morning sat down with Omoyele Sowore, a prominent human rights activist and former presidential candidate of the AAC, for an exclusive interview. The discussion covered a range of critical issues facing Nigeria, including the state of the nation's economy, the political landscape, and the security situation.
The session delved into Nigeria's President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's seven months in office, addressing controversies around his presidency, economic challenges, political developments in states like Ondo, Edo, and Rivers, and the concerning rise in insecurity with kidnappings and killings across the country.
Here are some notable quotes from the live session with Omoyele Sowore:
“There is nothing that can be done in Nigeria without a revolution. There has to be a mass uprising.”
“If I were elected president, I would have gone after the constitution, and I would have made the minimum wage of N250,000.”
“Where is the subsidy money that has been saved, and what has the money been used for? It is all a lie.”
“Within the period that Governor Akeredolu has been gone, N7.9 Billion has been gone from the Ondo State account.”
“DSS arrested and assaulted people who were protesting and posting pictures saying that Governor Akeredolu should resign.”
Hosts: Osarogie Ogbonmwan and Olive Emodi
Guest: Omoyele Sowore, 2023 Presidential Candidate, African Action Congress (AAC), Lagos, Nigeria
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"If I were elected president, I would have increased the minimum wage to N250,000.” - Omoyele Sowore | NC Breakfast | 19-12-23
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