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Pick Atiku first, I can’t apologise for calling you criminal – Sowore tells Tinubu
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Pick Atiku first, I can’t apologise for calling you criminal – Sowore tells Tinubu

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Activist politician, Omoyele Sowore, has vowed never to apologise to President Bola Tinubu for calling him a criminal.

Sowore said the relevant authorities should first arrest the African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar who called him a forger and drug baron before making him apologise.

Addressing journalists on Monday in Abuja, the African Action Congress, AAC, presidential candidate said Tinubu should rather apologize to Nigerians.

He said: “We are here to defeat them in this election, 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?

“It is Tinubu that should be apologizing to Nigerians for presenting himself for an office that he’s not qualified for.

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

“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.”

Pick Atiku first, I can’t apologise for calling you criminal – Sowore tells Tinubu

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