Sowore Criticizes Obi Over 2012 Subsidy Protest Remarks
In recent Nigeria news, activist Omoyele Sowore criticized Labour Party’s Peter Obi for questioning the 2012 subsidy protests at an Abuja event honoring Pa Edwin Clark. Obi questioned why silence persists over rising fuel and food prices under President Tinubu. Sowore accused Obi of hypocrisy, citing his past role in Jonathan’s administration.
Sowore, referencing Obi’s ties to Fidelity Bank, urged reflection on the alleged economic mismanagement during Jonathan’s tenure. By contrasting Lagos news on economic policies, Sowore questioned the validity of Obi’s views and highlighted concerns about rising prices under the Tinubu regime.
- Key Takeaways:
- Sowore deems Obi’s protest remarks as hypocritical.
- Economic mismanagement allegations resurface against Jonathan’s era.
- Rising fuel prices under Tinubu remain a pressing issue.
Read more about the event here.
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