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Sowore said the APC’s poor governance and policies are responsible for the premature deaths of Nigerian politicians.

He disclosed this during a consultative meeting between the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, and political parties in Abuja.

Posting on his X page, Sowore recalled how numerous bye-elections were held due to the deaths of some political officeholders.

He wrote: “Today, I participated in a consultative meeting between @inecnigeria Nigeria and political parties in Abuja, where an unexpected issue emerged concerning the numerous bye-elections held this year due to the deaths of over 12 political office holders across Nigeria.

“During my intervention, I emphasized that these premature deaths are a consequence of the @OfficialAPCNg poor governance and policies.

“Interestingly, I was seated close to the @APCNigeria Chairman, Gandollar, and their party secretary, ex-Senator Surajudeen Ajibola Basiru, @DrSRJ_ (a former ‘comrade’ of ours at UNILAG/NANS.)

‘Their responses were quite revealing, as they appeared amused by this correlation.

“n fact, @DrSRJ_ was screaming from his seat, Sowore you’ve come again! They don’t still get it! #RevolutionNow.”

Leobankx:
The Nigerian Police will leave investigating things like this to stand on the road to check phones of young Nigerians.

Is it the job of INEC to investigate why politicians are dying?

franchasofficia:
He may have a point. Foisting those who doesn't merit the sit on the people sure comes with some dire consequences that nobody can predict

Edygrin:
Activist politician, Omoyele Sowore, has blamed the All Progressives Congress, APC-led Federal government for the premature death of politicians in Nigeria.


https://dailypost.ng/2025/01/24/how-apc-federal-govt-caused-premature-death-of-politicians-sowore/

Okoroawusa:
When your days as a university student union president are the only memories you've got you keep referring to it at every turn.