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Alleged defamation: I’ll never apologize to Tinubu – Sowore vows
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Alleged defamation: I’ll never apologize to Tinubu – Sowore vows

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African Action Congress, AAC, presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has alleged that he was charged for defamation because he refused to apologize to President Bola Tinubu.

Speaking with journalists shortly after his trial at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday, Sowore vowed never to apologize to the President.

The activist said it rather President Tinubu that should be apologizing to the Nigerian people for presenting himself for an office he ‘is not qualified for’.

He said, “Someone told me that the reason they’re charging me is because I refused to apologise to President Tinubu. For what? Did I apologise to Buhari?

“He’s the one that should be apologizing on a daily basis for presenting himself as a person who is not worthy of to lead Nigeria.

“They say my crime is that I called him a criminal. Atiku called him a forger and a drug baron yesterday. Let them go and carry Atiku.”

Alleged defamation: I’ll never apologize to Tinubu – Sowore vows

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