Sowore Criticizes Buhari's Apology, Claims Nigerians Will Not Forgive His Actions

Omoyole Sowore, the former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, has issued a scathing rebuke of President Muhammadu Buhari's recent apology to Nigerians. Buhari had asked for forgiveness from the Nigerian people on Friday, particularly those he may have wronged while serving as president.

However, Sowore took to Twitter on Saturday to criticize the president, stating that Buhari's actions have caused deep pain and humiliation to Nigerians. The politician suggested that Buhari's policies and decisions have hurt the country and its people, and that forgiveness may not be forthcoming.

Sowore's criticism highlights the divisive and contentious nature of Buhari's presidency. While the president has supporters who laud his efforts to curb corruption and improve national security, others have criticized his administration's handling of the economy, human rights issues, and security challenges.

Many Nigerians have expressed frustration and disappointment with Buhari's leadership over the years, with some accusing him of being out of touch with the realities of life in the country. Sowore's comments reflect this sentiment, as he accuses Buhari of humiliating Nigerians with his policies and decisions.

The ongoing debate over Buhari's legacy underscores the challenges facing Nigeria as it continues to grapple with poverty, corruption, and insecurity. As the country looks ahead to a new administration, it remains to be seen whether the next president will be able to address these complex issues and unify the Nigerian people.