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Clueless – Sowore hits Tinubu over hunger in Nigeria comment
Activist-cum-politician, Omoyele Sowore has described President Bola Tinubu as clueless following his latest comment on hunger in Nigeria.
Sowore was reacting to Tinubu’s claim that there has been hunger in Nigeria before he was born.
Speaking at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Tinubu had said hunger existed in Nigeria long before his birth. He spoke while defending his economic record by noting that he inherited past national liabilities.
The president also addressed the country’s economic trajectory, population growth, and reform outcomes.
However, Sowore wondered if Tinubu came into power to perpetuate generational hunger or to end it.
Posting on X, Sowore wrote: “This @officialABAT man is clueless. Did he campaign to perpetuate generational hunger or to end it?
“If hunger existed before you were born @officialABAT wasn’t that exactly why you sought power, to end it?
“It has always been a known fact that you and your ilk sought power to perpetuate hunger. #TinubuMustGO #Sowore2027.”
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