Tinubu Came Prepared to Unleash Economic Terror on Nigerians – Sowore
Sowore lamented that tuition fees have gone up by 500% in some schools.
The presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, Omoyele Sowore has lambasted President Bola Tinubu over the hardship in the land.
According to him, Tinubu’s administration came prepared to unleash social and economic terror on Nigerians.
He made the claim in a post on his verified Twitter handle on Monday.
Sowore lamented that tuition fees have gone up by 500% in some schools, adding that fuel costs have quadrupled and food prices have gone beyond the reach of many Nigerians.
While alleging that the administration had come prepared to unleash social and economic terror on Nigerians, the social critic said the regime would get its punishment soon.
He wrote, “It is Monday morning and the roads are famished and empty. School fees are going up by 500% in some schools, electricity charges are skyrocketing, fuel costs have quadrupled, food prices have gone beyond the reach of many… the @officialABAT regime came prepared to unleash social and economic terror on Nigerians and the rogue regime will get its comeuppance soon! Organise don’t agonize! They did not promise magic, they promised Shege! #Renewedshege #Revolutionnow.”
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