Human rights activist and former presidential contender Omoyele Sowore has once again criticized President Bola Tinubu for the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria, particularly after the tragic incident in Oyo State where a teacher was beheaded following a school attack.
In a statement shared on his social media page, Sowore recalled his warnings during the 2023 election campaign. He revealed that he had appeared on Agidigbo FM 88.7 to caution Nigerians—especially the Yoruba community—about the potential catastrophe Tinubu’s leadership could bring. Despite his efforts, many dismissed his concerns.
Sowore also mentioned his appearance on Miliki 101.3FM in Lagos, where he repeated his warnings. However, callers frequently interrupted him, telling him to be quiet. Now, he claims his predictions have come true. He referred to Tinubu’s infamous ‘Emilokan’ remark and labeled the president a disaster for the nation.
The activist shared a photo allegedly showing the mathematics teacher begging for his life after bandits invaded a secondary school in Oyo, abducting several staff and students before killing him. Sowore emphasized that this incident is a direct result of Tinubu’s failure to address insecurity, a problem he warned about repeatedly.