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‘Obidient Movement One of Nigeria’s Biggest Political Scams’ — Sowore Slams Peter Obi
African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has described the Obidient motion as one in every of Nigeria’s greatest political scams whereas renewing his criticism of former Anambra State governor and Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi.
Sowore, a long-time critic of Obi, has repeatedly labeled him a “packaged political fraud” and accused the Obidient motion of deceptive supporters. In latest feedback, he portrayed the motion as a political Ponzi scheme that attracts in massive numbers of individuals with guarantees of change, solely to make use of them for political achieve with out delivering significant transformation.
He has argued that many followers are being manipulated into believing they’re a part of a real reform effort, whereas the motion engages in what he calls hypocritical alliances and fails to carry its leaders accountable. Sowore has warned Nigerians towards blind loyalty to such teams.
These remarks come amid ongoing political maneuvering forward of the 2027 elections, together with discussions of opposition consensus candidates and up to date high-profile defections from Obi’s circle.
Sowore has insisted that he stays a candidate and won’t step apart for what he views as establishment-backed preparations favoring Obi.Sowore’s assaults type a part of a sample of sharp criticism he has leveled towards Obi and the Obidients over a number of months, usually highlighting alleged inconsistencies of their positions and file.
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